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Elizabeth Furlani: The Tyrolean Culture
Elizabeth Furlani, a mix of many. Being a Furlani and a Lech there are many things to know. Originating from Italy, Poland and Transylvania there is some rich heritage to know.
The Tyrolean heritage, very rich. Tyrol is famous for its fruit spreads and Italy for pasta. Poland, is very famous for its medieval architecture. Transylvania is very famous for being the inspiration for “Dracula”.
Her family is not very united and not very close. They share no customs or traditions. For holidays she and her grandmother go to her uncle’s house. At her uncle’s house the aunts, uncles, and cousins all gather and eat a bunch of food and share great memories. Every Labor Day they have a huge party. All those relatives from far come to reunite for a fun

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