Ein Steirischer Tag
"A Styrian Day"
Ingrid an Alois invited us over for coffee and home-made apple strudel
Ingrid's Apfelstrudel
Next we headed to a block party on Andrea and Jakob 's street for some Sturm (a "young wine" best described as somewhere between a juice and wine. It is in season for September and October) and heiβe Kastaine (another name for Chestnuts, Kastaine are grown in Austria and are smaller than the Maroni which are grown in Italy)
After plenty of Sturm (pronounced "schtoo-uhrm") we went to a local AIDS fundraiser with multiple performances. The chorus that Alois and Jakob sing in performed twice. *David is going to join the chorus as second bass!
This particular performance fell under the "so bad, it's good" category.
After the concert we ate Belegtes Brot, drank beer, and chatted in "Germ-english." Jakob then lead a 4-person yodele session. It sounded so amazing! Ingrid was the soprano and David was the bass. A photo just could not capture the moment, what a unique experience!
Ingrid's Apfelstrudel
Next we headed to a block party on Andrea and Jakob 's street for some Sturm (a "young wine" best described as somewhere between a juice and wine. It is in season for September and October) and heiβe Kastaine (another name for Chestnuts, Kastaine are grown in Austria and are smaller than the Maroni which are grown in Italy)
After plenty of Sturm (pronounced "schtoo-uhrm") we went to a local AIDS fundraiser with multiple performances. The chorus that Alois and Jakob sing in performed twice. *David is going to join the chorus as second bass!
This particular performance fell under the "so bad, it's good" category.
After the concert we ate Belegtes Brot, drank beer, and chatted in "Germ-english." Jakob then lead a 4-person yodele session. It sounded so amazing! Ingrid was the soprano and David was the bass. A photo just could not capture the moment, what a unique experience!
posted by Graz is greener on the other side at 6:20 PM
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