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Sandra Heeren
March 12, 2023
Hiking
A good story about an approx. 4t heavy oolite block that was brought to the Paschenburg on the instructions of the forester Carl Kayser. It was to serve as his tombstone as he wanted to be buried there.
Unfortunately, you can't see the stone well in my photo because there was too much snow.
Unfortunately, you can't see the stone well in my photo because there was too much snow.
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•Moonbeam🌜
May 8, 2023
Hiking
The Paschenburg was built in 1842 by Carl Kayser on the Mönchsberg. The stone can be seen in my photo because there was no more snow. 😂
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•MrIdea
May 15, 2023
Hiking
Next to the Paschenburg there is a rather large stone. Something inconspicuous, but not of natural origin. A sign next to it explains the exciting background.
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