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The Eye of the Flower Bird
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The Eye of the Flower Bird
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GEFINKELT
August 23, 2026
Hiking
„The Eye of the Bird of Paradise“ is a striking work of art along the path and provides an unexpected eye-catcher amidst nature. With its unusual design, it clearly stands out from the surrounding landscape and invites you to stop for a moment and take a closer look. An original waypoint that combines art and nature.
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Maria - Raus ins Abenteuer
November 21, 2021
Hiking
Rock relief above the Mönichkirchner Schwaig,
with the fairytale legend of the same name.
A little bird goes in search of a mysterious eye in order to learn from it the wisdom for enlightenment. He finds it in the change country.
Rock: alternating gneiss
2m 50cm X 2m
The hole in the quartz stone at the edge of the path leads to the rock relief
(The fairy tale legend in scroll form as well as souvenirs are available in the Bergluft studio)
created in 1995
with the fairytale legend of the same name.
A little bird goes in search of a mysterious eye in order to learn from it the wisdom for enlightenment. He finds it in the change country.
Rock: alternating gneiss
2m 50cm X 2m
The hole in the quartz stone at the edge of the path leads to the rock relief
(The fairy tale legend in scroll form as well as souvenirs are available in the Bergluft studio)
created in 1995
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Elevation 1,350 m
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