East Frisia

historic and cultural region in Lower Saxony, Germany

chain of German islands in the North Sea

German national park in Lower Saxony

East Frisian countess by marriage and later regent of East Frisia (1432-1494)

thumb|Grünkohl|Grünkohl dish with [[German fries, Pinkel, Kochwurst, Kassler, bacon and mustard]] Grünkohlessen (, ) is an old wintertime custom in North Germany, and parts of Scandinavia (Denmark and Scania), involving drinking, games, and a feast of regional dishes, typically featuring kale, potatoes, and sausages. It is practised in the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen and its surrounding districts of Osterholz, Diepholz, Verden and Rotenburg, in Oldenburg Land, the County of Bentheim, Emsland, Osnabrück Land and East Frisia, in the Middle Weser Region, and also in Hamburg, Cuxhaven, in the Ha

lighthouse in red and yellow in Lower Saxony, Germany

collective term for all traditionally Frisian areas in Lower Saxony, Germany

Count of Rietberg

thumb|Kloot, the bowl with which the game is played thumb|upright|Klootschieten in Twente

inhabitants of East Frisia

East Frisian chieftain

lake in Germany

jokes about an North German population group

cable ferry