According to Van Asch, everything has been done to allow the market to continue, but it is simply not possible. The low parts of the field in particular are a drama, according to the chairman. “There is a very large puddle of 500 square meters where they have to park. That just has to dry first, and we actually need more than a week for that and then Ascension Day is over.”
Soest craft market canceled for the third time in history: ‘No tie for all participants’
