Bridge Over the Haune

Coming from Steinhaus, this Haunebrücke leads directly to the Haunetalradweg and to Steinau.

Steinau is a district of the large parish of Petersberg in the Fulda district in Hesse.
History: The village was first mentioned in documents in 1105. At that time it was owned by the Fulda monastery.
When Markward II von Bickenbach was prince-abbot of the Fulda monastery from 1286 to 1288, he destroyed the "castle of those of Steinau" in Steinau after the abbot, in which Giso von Steinau was also involved.
In 1381 a chapel with the patron saint of St. Bartholomew was founded by the knights Heinrich and Johann von der Tann. In 1510 the Abbot of Fulda presented as senior of the castle's heirs. In 1594 the chapel belonged to the parish of Margretenhaun. In 1787 it belonged to the Fulda prince abbey, Fulda Cento Office. After secularization in 1803, Steinau belonged to the Electorate of Hesse, Fulda District, in 1851.

Source: Wikipedia

Where does the water come from? At any rate, not a drop came from the Haune spring!