A black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry and André Franquin, depicting the scene from a fair in Italy where only horses are allowed due to the "Blue Tongue" epidemic. The foreground shows expressive faces of stereotypic Italians, both male and female, in dynamic poses, talking and gesturing energetically. Some are dressed as farmers or fair organizers. In the background, there are multiple beautifully detailed horses, with some trotting and others being groomed or petted by fairgoers. The fair setting includes banners and traditional medieval-themed decorations, hinting at the Palio del Baradello. Clean and bold lines with strong black ink contours and shading add depth and texture, covering the entire 16:9 widescreen canvas with a white background. Ink drawing should be visually pleasing and capture the lively atmosphere of the event.

Fair Adapts to Epidemic: Only Horses Featured as Cows, Sheep, and Llamas Barred

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Exclusion of Cows, Sheep, and Llamas at the Fair: Only Horses Allowed

Due to the “Blue Tongue” epidemic, tomorrow’s livestock show will be held in a reduced format. Cows are also banned from the Palio del Baradello.

To contain the spread of the “Blue Tongue” epidemic, the livestock exhibition scheduled for tomorrow will proceed without cows, sheep, and llamas. Measures have been put in place to ensure the safety of all participants, and as a result, only horses will be allowed at the event.

In addition to the modifications at the livestock show, similar restrictions are being applied to the upcoming Palio del Baradello. This traditional event is an annual highlight in the Lake area, featuring various medieval-themed activities.

For additional information and updates on this topic, please visit the original article from La Provincia di Como.

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