Abbasanta and Norbello: "Su tusorzu a s'antiga" returns on 8 June

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This year marks its tenth birthday, a day of celebration and gathering dedicated to tradition. It is the one that will be held on Saturday 8 June in Abbasanta where the Pro Loco of the town led by Bruno Arca and that of nearby Norbello led by Lucia Pes , will once again join forces to propose "Su tusorzu a s'antiga", which will be held at Sant'Agostino Park starting from 10am.

A highly anticipated event, which as always will attract many people, who will be able to witness an ancient rite in the agro-pastoral world. The initiative aims to safeguard the important tradition of our island which is being rediscovered thanks to the collaboration between the two nearby Pro Loco.

In fact, shearing will be proposed again as it happened in ancient times with "sos serros de tundere", which currently takes place with electric clippers.

The atmosphere of meeting and celebration, as in the past, can also be relived thanks to the community lunch.

Abbasanta and Norbello: "Su tusorzu a s'antiga" returns on 8 June

Abbasanta and Norbello: "Su tusorzu a s'antiga" returns on 8 June

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