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Wanderschnecke
September 29, 2018
Cycling
A beautiful old lighthouse - a great industrial monument. On the bench next to it, I already sat and took a break.
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•Sue C.
March 19, 2017
Cycling
The 22.5-meter-high lighthouse was built in 1898 at the Bremer volcano and served until the beginning of 1983 as a navigation sign in the directional fire line of the Lower Weser. He was put into operation with a petrol fire with belt lens and reflector. 58 years later until his retirement, he was then electrically "fired".
Since 1983, the red-white lighthouses on the Ritzenbütteler sand the ships on the way to the Weser.
The platform is unfortunately not accessible to the public.
Since 1983, the red-white lighthouses on the Ritzenbütteler sand the ships on the way to the Weser.
The platform is unfortunately not accessible to the public.
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•radlerjuergen
October 22, 2022
Cycling
Lemwerder's landmark is the beautifully restored black lighthouse, an old Weser beacon. Until the beginning of 1983 it served as a rear light in the leading light line between Elsfleth and Blumenthal on the Lower Weser for ships sailing up the Weser. The height of the fire was 22 m. A belt lens bundled the white light that could be seen 12 nautical miles. The associated 12 m high front light was dismantled. Today's new pair of towers is much closer to the banks of the Weser.
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