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Hunting Boundary Stone at Spitzberg
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Hunting Boundary Stone at Spitzberg
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Hunting Boundary Stone at Spitzberg
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Andrea und Huskys 🐺
August 2, 2022
Hiking
In 1742, the bishop of Bamberg granted the Langheim monastery near Lichtenfels the right to hunt not only small game but also big game. The whole thing had great political significance. The hunting boundary stone defined one of the boundary points.
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David
June 14, 2020
Hiking
Because a boundary stone would not have been enough.
In summer the area is overgrown and a narrow path leads to the stone. As noted by others, you follow the path for far less than 2 minutes.
In summer the area is overgrown and a narrow path leads to the stone. As noted by others, you follow the path for far less than 2 minutes.
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SvenN
February 3, 2022
Hiking
To the two stones it only takes a few seconds, not 2 minutes
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Elevation 460 m
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