A mythical land of plenty, where man live happily without working and there is an abundance of everything. The myth, which is found in Germany and Italy, is particularly deeply rooted in Flemish tradition and dates back to a time when the spectre of famine often become reality. In the legend, the lucky man arrives at the land of plenty by travelling through a tunnel cut into a mountain of buck wheat flour; there he discovers a roasted pig walking about with a carving knife in its belly. A table covered in pies and tarts, hedges of sausages and other marvels, while roasted pigeons drops into his mouth.