Start again at the Gnadenhof – Dromedare and Lamas can go home on intestine Aiderbichl

“Come on, we’re home again!” Only the calls of their mockery could lure the two Hänsbrauch pigs from the followers. The two animals did the vanguard on Monday – together with nearly 180 other residents, they can go back to the visitor’s visit toyard of Gut Aiderbichl in Henndorf after a few weeks. “Gradually all animals are coming back home now,” says Aiderbichl Boss Dieter Ehrengruber full of joy.

As a reminder: because of the protective regulations for the control of the mouth and the claw disease, pigs, cattle, goats, dromedars and lamas were converted as a precaution into the outer courtyards of the Gnadenhof. “Thank goodness we had no matter, so we are all the more satisfied with everyone’s re -Try,” says Ehrengruber.

But that is not all: just in time for Ascension Day, visitors can also go back to Aiderbichl. As reported, the kitchen of the popular excursion destination was on fire at the beginning of May. A deep fryer had set fire to. Nobody was injured – neither animals nor a visitor.

The clean-up and renovation work was initially more extensively accepted and the reopening had to be moved twice. “Now it coincides with the return of our animals, which is all the more beautiful,” emphasizes the director of Aiderbichl.

The visitor hall is open again after a thorough cleaning – on Wednesday there is a gala on the occasion of an international tournament at the adjacent golf club. The kitchen may only go back in a few weeks. For the time being there is a kitchen tent on the freshly renovated main square of the estate. Ehrengruber: “Nobody has to starve.”