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Three Stones

Three Stones

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Three Stones

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Location: Bad Nenndorf, Landkreis Schaumburg, Lower Saxony, Germany

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1. Springe Old Town – Path to Wennigsen loop from Bantorf

63.1km

03:50

420m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Springe Old Town – Rodenberg Town Center loop from Springe

62.1km

03:39

380m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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3. Kurpark Bad Nenndorf – Der Große Abwasch Sculpture loop from Pohle

23.8km

01:27

100m

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RD-VHS

September 2, 2021

Junction B65 - Rodenberger Allee

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Moonbeam🌜

May 9, 2024

Museumslandschaft Amt Rodenberg:
Where does the name of the intersection "Drei Steine" come from? A passage from a booklet by Georg Böhling describes the return of two journeymen from Rodenberg to their hometown around 1850: "Oh, we'll be there soon. Look, there's the big avenue that leads to Rodenberg. Three rows of big trees - they provide cool shade in the summer. On the right is the footpath, on the left the road. Look, there are also the three stones, so that no cart can get onto the footpath..."

Thanks to a discovery by our member H. Finger, there was further evidence that confirmed exactly the above passage. A photo with exactly the "Three Stones"! The photo can be dated to the 1950s because, among other things, H. Finger's father is pictured. The year of birth is known and the age of the person pictured can be estimated. The middle row of trees has probably already disappeared in favor of a road widening, but the "three stones" are clearly visible in the background.

They, the "bollards", were apparently already put up when the avenue was built. This effectively prevented a small horse-drawn carriage from taking the wrong path, namely the footpath. There were no road traffic regulations or even traffic signs in the 19th century.

The boulders put up a few years ago on the north side of the intersection are "folklore" and have nothing to do with history...
Source: museumslandschaft-rodenberg.de/raetsel-um-drei-steine-geloest

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Location: Bad Nenndorf, Landkreis Schaumburg, Lower Saxony, Germany

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Three Stones

1. Springe Old Town – Path to Wennigsen loop from Bantorf

2. Springe Old Town – Rodenberg Town Center loop from Springe

3. Kurpark Bad Nenndorf – Der Große Abwasch Sculpture loop from Pohle

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