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Time to get wursted at Wurstfest

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Photo essay by Alena Leseten

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Lindsay Terry enjoys a pitcher of Shiner beer at Wurstfest in New Braunsfels, Texas.
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Wurstfest is a 10 day festival that begins the first Friday of November and is rich in German culture with plenty of sausage and beer.
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Taylor Williams favorite part of Wurstfest is the food, especially the turkey legs.
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This is Bobby Johnson’s 20th year at Wurstfest running his food booth.
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Peter Mills has been selling beer at Wurstfest for 16 years.
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Sausage on a stick is one of the most popular food items at Wurstfest.
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A few people enjoy dressing up in German inspired attire for Wurstfest to celebrate the festivals roots.
Alena Leseten

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