One of the beautiful stones, crosses and martyrs with history. The well-made information boards at the respective sights tell the story of the installation and the location. Often it's about an accident, a crime or some other fateful event, sometimes it's just a kind of landmark.

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Joe

November 9, 2020

The following text is taken from the labeling board:
"15th Century - Probably the oldest monument in the Sebalder Reichswald was first mentioned in 1421. Several attacks on Nuremberg merchants and a murder in 1437 are documented. The stone was named after the carter" fat Michel ", who attacked and robbed here in 1584 has been"

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Ivan Ost

June 23, 2021

The Fuhrmannstein is probably the oldest monument in the Reichswald, the stone was mentioned in a document as early as the beginning of the 15th century. At this point, many merchants were attacked, including the often mentioned "Fat Michael".

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