These stone walls and also some dry stone walls in the Keulenberg area are evidence of the earlier use as forest pasture. The farmers cleared the stones at their field boundaries to encourage grass growth. Other facilities of this time are pens, walled forest meadows, where the cattle were housed in a reasonably protected place overnight.

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Peter W. Janakiew

March 16, 2021

The stone wall is definitely man-made, but why? If someone knows, please write it as a tip. Thank you.

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Teufelchen New

November 4, 2023

Shortly before the small Keulenberg you can clearly see two stone walls in the forest. These evidence of previous use never break because they were only built from natural materials.

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