Greek villagers carry huge phalluses at festival marking Lent
Thousands of people attended the one-day Phallus Festival in the Greek town of Tyrnavos which is located in the north of Athens.
The footage, captured on February 19, shows dozens of people walking around a parade of giant phallus sculptures.
The Phallus Festival of Tyrnavos comes from Aloa, an agricultural festival of the Ancient Greeks of Attica that used to honor Demeter, the goddess of the harvest and agriculture.
The festival takes place on the day of 'Clean Monday' and it is one of the most famous in the country.