The German organiser of Nottingham Oktoberfest lost his lederhosen while setting up the event – and believes it was stolen from his tent by a local fox.
The festival made its city debut at the Forest Recreation ground last year and is back for 2016, running from Wed 26 – Sun 30 October.
Last year Carsten Raun told Notts TV News a pair of the traditional trousers had gone missing from his tent close to the site – and he thought a foxy criminal was the likely suspect.
He told bemused presenter Richard Spurr he would “remember Nottingham forever” because of the story.
Video: Carsten Raun tells Notts TV News how he lost the trousers
We’ve got all the details for this year’s Nottingham Oktoberfest, just keep a close eye on your lederhosen.
The Oktoberfest tradition started in Munich 200 years ago. It is a celebration of the gathering of harvest, and attracts millions of people to Germany every Autumn.
The idea has since been exported to cities across the continent.
Picture: A traditional pair of German lederhosen
Bavaria festbeer, a five per cent abv drink brewed especially for the event, will be among the beers for drinkers to try.
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