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Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub

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Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub

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Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub

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Location: Scheßlitz, Landkreis Bamberg, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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2. Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub – View from the Hohe Metze loop from Roschlaub

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3. Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub – View from the Hohe Metze loop from Schweisdorf

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Söhni 🏃

May 1, 2020

Stone channels, also called growing stones, are formed by lime deposits from flowing water. While otherwise limestone tufts usually occur flat or in wide arches, you have to deal with a linear increase in the direction of the flowing water. A stream usually digs into its bed due to the erosive power of the flowing water. In the case of stone channels, on the other hand, the stream bed is increased by lime separation.

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Andrea und Huskys 🐺

October 10, 2023

The Steinerne Rinne is a rare natural phenomenon that was created by karstification.
Such limestone formations are very sensitive; it takes at least a year to build up a three-millimeter-thick layer. This karst phenomenon only occurs in places where very lime-rich, carbon dioxide-rich water comes to the earth's surface.

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LO Radler (hike_bike_lo) 🥾🚲

October 13, 2022

A stone gully is a very rare natural phenomenon that occurs as a result of karstification. The karst phenomenon is caused by the fact that very calcareous, carbon dioxide-rich water comes to the earth's surface. The very narrow trickle of spring water flows almost 100 meters down the slope. The lime dissolved in the water is deposited and forms an artificial stone. (limestone) These limestone formations are very sensitive, the karst deposits grow up to 3 mm per year. So please don't enter, just admire.

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Location: Scheßlitz, Landkreis Bamberg, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub

1. Steinerne Rinne bei Roschlaub – View from Hohe Metze loop from Roschlaub

2. Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub – View from the Hohe Metze loop from Roschlaub

3. Steinerne Rinne near Roschlaub – View from the Hohe Metze loop from Schweisdorf

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