Medieval Towns/Markets and Town Fairs - Versionsgeschichte

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2020-12-17T08:28:08Z

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Matthias Scharwies: /* Town fairs */

2020-12-17T07:51:29Z

Town fairs

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	== Town fairs ==		== Town fairs ==
			<div style="width:20em;float:right; margin: 0 0 1em 1em;border:thin solid; padding: 0.5em">The word “fair" is derived from the Latin word “Feria" meaning “festival". The history of the fair goes back to the Roman Empire when fairs were mostly held on holy days and people were provided a break from their normal activities.</div>
	A '''Medieval town fair''' was a huge open air meeting held each year, mostly on a holiday or on a religious anniversary<ref>anniversary = an annual celebration, that meand it takes place once a year like a birthday; a Patron's day or easter</ref>. It was the greatest event in the economic life of a medieval town. Merchants<ref>merchant = businesspeople who bought their goods (merchandise) somewhere and brought it to the market to sell it there</ref> from all over Europe gathered in the town to buy or sell products.		A '''Medieval town fair''' was a huge open air meeting held each year, mostly on a holiday or on a religious anniversary<ref>anniversary = an annual celebration, that meand it takes place once a year like a birthday; a Patron's day or easter</ref>. It was the greatest event in the economic life of a medieval town. Merchants<ref>merchant = businesspeople who bought their goods (merchandise) somewhere and brought it to the market to sell it there</ref> from all over Europe gathered in the town to buy or sell products.

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2020-12-17T07:47:31Z

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 Today Nottingham Goose Fair takes always place on the first week in October. There are many ''rides'' and attractions. If you like fast rides you can take 'The Spider'. Even faster than that is the ''rollercoaster'' with two loopings. Parents with small hildren can go to the 'Carousel'. This ''roundabout''  turns more slowly but is great fun.
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Matthias Scharwies: /* Nottingham Goose Fair */

2020-12-17T04:38:33Z

Nottingham Goose Fair

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	800 years ago people went to Nottingham to the Goose Fair once a year!<br>		800 years ago people went to Nottingham to the Goose Fair once a year!<br>
	In that ~~timethe~~ villagers had ''geese'' and other animals. In ''autumn'' they drove (hier =treiben) the geese to Nottingham and sold them on the ''market''.~~<br>~~With the money they got they bought ''tools'' and ''cloth''.<br>		In that time the villagers had ''geese'' and other animals. In ''autumn'' they drove (hier =treiben) the geese to Nottingham and sold them on the ''market''. With the money they got they bought ''tools'' and ''cloth''.<br>
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	Today Nottingham Goose Fair takes always place on the first week in October. There are many ''rides'' and attractions. If you like fast rides you can take 'The Spider'. Even faster than that is the ''rollercoaster'' with two loopings. Parents with small hildren can go to the 'Carousel'. This ''roundabout'' turns more slowly but is great fun.		Today Nottingham Goose Fair takes always place on the first week in October. There are many ''rides'' and attractions. If you like fast rides you can take 'The Spider'. Even faster than that is the ''rollercoaster'' with two loopings. Parents with small hildren can go to the 'Carousel'. This ''roundabout'' turns more slowly but is great fun.
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=== Nottingham Goose Fair ===
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800 years ago people went to Nottingham to the Goose Fair once a year!<br>
In that timethe villagers had ''geese'' and other animals. In ''autumn'' they drove (hier =treiben) the geese to Nottingham and sold them on the ''market''.<br>With the money they got they bought ''tools'' and ''cloth''.<br>
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Today Nottingham Goose Fair takes always place on the first week in October. There are many ''rides'' and attractions. If you like fast rides you can take 'The Spider'. Even faster than that is the ''rollercoaster'' with two loopings. Parents with small hildren can go to the 'Carousel'. This ''roundabout'' turns more slowly but is great fun.
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Medieval Towns/Markets and Town Fairs - Versionsgeschichte

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Matthias Scharwies: /* Nottingham Goose Fair */

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