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Wacken Open Air (W:O:A) is one of the leading summer open air heavy metal music festivals. It takes place annually in the small town of Wacken in Schleswig-Holstein, northern Germany. With 70,000 festival visitors, and including personnel a total of over 72,000 attendees in 2007,[2] it attracts all kinds of metal music fans, such as fans of black metal, death metal, power metal, thrash metal, gothic metal and folk metal, from around the world. The festival was first held in 1990 as a small event for local German bands. By 1998 the event had become the major festival on the European metal calendar and has included over 70 bands from all over Europe, North America and Australia. W:O:A is usually held at the beginning of August and lasts three days, during which the festival-goers camp on several large camping grounds surrounding the actual festival area. The 70 or more bands perform across four separate stages over the course of the event.
Winter starts off as dark, bleak and cold in November, but changes into bright and sunny days during springtime at the end of April. The first snowfall may occur in Lapland as early as August – September, but permanent snow cover normally falls in November. Christmastime is the darkest time for Lapland’s twilight period, a time when the sun does not rise above the horizon and there are only a few hours of daylight. The clean, recently fallen snow puts people in good spirits and facilitates winter activities, such as skiing. During the winter Lapland gets snow from 50 centimetres to the North Lapland snow depths of over a metre. February is statistically the coldest month of the year, and late February is the time when the twilight period ends. The sunshine seems to appear from nowhere to once more illuminate the northern skies and spectacularly reflects off the glistening snow. The sunshine and just below zero temperatures of early spring entice people into activities throughout the springtime, as late March is the time with the most snow and the skiing conditions in Lapland are excellent through to mid-May.During periods of snow, Lapland presents itself as sparkling clean white snowscapes with the glowing northern lights dancing through the dark skies. The silent and snowy nature can be reached in a moment on skis or snowshoes, in a sleigh pulled by huskies or reindeer, or for those after some real speed, one alternative is snowmobiling. The numerous downhill skiing centres of the Lappish fell resorts have excellent slopes for skiers and there are plenty of events throughout the season.
Good morning to you, I hope Sunday finds you happy and well. It's a big day in the football calender today, of course, it only comes around once every four years and for the two teams taking part and their fans it's one of the biggest days they'll ever experience in football. I refer, of course, to the World Cup final. Extra spice is added to this final because we're guaranteed first-time world champions. For Holland, they're hoping it will be third time lucky after finishing runners up twice during the '70s, and for Spain the experience of a World Cup final is something entirely new.
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