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Deutsch: Hausverzierung in Sankt Peter-Ording, Dorf; gegenüber vom Heimatmuseum. – Die drei Schiffe sind Bestandteil des Wappens des ehemaligen Kreises Eiderstedt. Die beiden abgebildeten Frauen tragen Eiderstedter Tracht. Der Trinkspruch „Et gah uns wol up unse olen dage“ (Es gehe uns wohl auf unsere alten Tage) wird Martje Flohr zugeschrieben, die ihn im Alter von 10 Jahren während der Belagerung Tönnings 1700 vor einer Gruppe feindlicher Offiziere ausgebracht haben soll.
Plattdüütsch: Huustier in Sankt Peter-Ording; güntsied dat Heimatmuseum. – De dree Scheep sünd Deel vun dat Wapen vun’n olen Kreis Eiderstedt. De beiden Froonslüüd hebbt de Eiderstedter Dracht an. De Snack „Et gah uns wol up unse olen dage“ warrt Martje Flohr toschreven, de em 10 Johr oold bi de Belagerung vun Tünn 1700 vör ene Grupp vun feindliche Offiziern seggt hebben schall. |
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