Heaviest Item Belonging to a New Coal Technician: 20.1 kg - Joachim Tops the Chart!
In the picturesque village of Schöna, an unusual competition took place recently - the Schöna Cabbage Championship, now in its 27th year. This annual event, which began as a friendly bet in 1997, has grown in popularity, attracting over 100 garden enthusiasts this year.
The competition is open to all, and on Friday, submissions were accepted at Wurmi's tavern. The gardeners had nurtured and cared for their cabbage plants for half a year in preparation for the big day.
As the clock struck 3 PM, the submissions began pouring in. A jury, tasked with measuring and weighing the submitted cabbages, worked diligently to determine the winners. The competition was fierce, but in the end, it was Joachim Hempel, a 75-year-old resident of Reinhardtsdorf, who emerged victorious.
Joachim's winning cabbage weighed an impressive 20.1 kilograms, earning him the title of the new cabbage master in Schöna. Bert Hempel, also from Reinhardtsdorf, took third place with a cabbage weighing 15.6 kilograms.
Markus Wurm from Schöna finished in second place with a cabbage weighing a close 15.7 kilograms. Interestingly, the current record for the heaviest cabbage in the championship stands at over 23 kilograms, a feat yet to be surpassed.
Karl Erler, another participant, brought the lightest cabbage, weighing a mere 22 grams, as measured on a letter scale. Despite its minuscule size, it added a touch of humour to the otherwise serious competition.
While information about the history and past records of the Schöna Cabbage Championship may be hard to find online, it is clear that this event has become a cherished tradition in the local community. For those seeking more specific details, local Schöna community websites, agricultural fair records, or contacting event organizers directly might provide valuable insights. Alternatively, official event programs or local historical societies in Schöna might hold such archives.
In the spirit of gardening and home-and-garden enthusiasts, Joachim Hempel's lifestyle transformation over half a year resulted in a striking 20.1-kilogram cabbage, now earning him the title of the new cabbage master in Schöna's home-and-garden scene. Amidst the serious competition, the lightest cabbage, weighing just 22 grams, brought a touch of humor, showcasing the diverse lifestyle displays in the Schöna home-and-garden community.
