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Car enthusiasts originally dialed in on March 11. About a hundred car enthusiasts gathered near the commercial city of Urmas and formed the inscription “March 11” on their vehicles.
Kaunas NightShifters car enthusiast team invited Kaunas residents to exclusively celebrate Lithuanian Independence Day. At night, about a hundred cars reached the territory of the commercial city “Urmas”. Each participant decorated their vehicles with Lithuanian attributes and waited for instructions from the organizers on how and where to park their cars.
“We want to mark March 11 in a different way. At first we thought that we would only make number” 11 “of the cars, but a lot of people gathered, so now it will be” March 11. “I don’t know yet how many goals he has. car, but we gathered a lot because we did a free event and there were many people who wanted to participate. Our only requirement was that the cars be decorated with Lithuanian symbols, so some already come with flags, others are decorating on the spot, “said the organizer of the Arminas Kleiza event.
In fact, the Kaunas residents who came to the event actually decorated their cars in different ways. Some adorned the hood or roof of the machines in tricolor, others infused them with green, yellow and red balloons. Some BMW car owners also painted the grille in three colors. A girl decorated her car with strips of tri-color glossy aluminum foil from the hood to the trunk.
“I participate because I belong to this automobile club. I was decorating my car similarly on February 16 and it was pretty cool so now I’m dressing like that again. It took about an hour and a half. I still have flags and my traditional symbol, a unicorn, ”said Silvia, who also had a tricolor ribbon tied in her hair.
Others said it was a lot of fun celebrating an important day in Lithuania with like-minded people, so they didn’t even hesitate to come to Urmo, especially since this year there are no regular commemoration events due to the quarantine, so the cars remain. . probably the only entertainment. It is planned to immortalize the inscription of March 11 formed by car fans from a bird’s eye view.
Photo by Eitvydas Kinaitis
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