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Ruins of the Flößteich Ski Jump
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Al Bundy
April 25, 2021
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The K37 ski jump was built in 1962 with a wooden construction. Later she got a steel structure. During the GDR times, school and district championships and Spartakiads were contested here.
The steel frame can still be seen today. The start and run-out can be guessed at.
The steel frame can still be seen today. The start and run-out can be guessed at.
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Tevion1505 (Andreas)
August 8, 2021
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Judenbach is a small town in Thuringia north-east of Sonneberg and in 1962 the first wooden ski jump was built there as part of voluntary construction work. In the Flößteich area selected outside of the village, a K45 ski jump was to be built, but the terrain only allowed a construction for a K37 profile. For many years the hill was used for training and competitions, as well as school and district championships, but also Spartakiad competitions. The inrun was later renewed and replaced by a steel frame.
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