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Landkreis Coburg
Seßlach

Ulrichstock Sculpture and Rest Area

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Seßlach

Ulrichstock Sculpture and Rest Area

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Ulrichstock Sculpture and Rest Area

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    Location: Seßlach, Landkreis Coburg, Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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    May 5, 2023

    A nice place for a rest. You can find some peace and enjoy nature.

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      June 9, 2025

      The totem pole described here is the Ulrichstock.

      The Ulrichstock was created by Peter Plentz and is part of the Stone Legends Trail in the municipality of Großheirath.

      When Peter Plentz embraces his muse, he creates expressive, imaginative, and detailed, sometimes even provocative sculptures. Peter Plentz also models with passion. For his sculptures, he uses concrete weights, which are applied layer by layer to a steel skeleton. Favorite themes in his works are "good and evil" and "growth and decay." For Peter Plentz, working with stone and concrete has an almost mystical quality. "You become one with the material, the forms, and the creation of the object," he enthuses.

      Source: grossheirath.de/de/besucher/wandern-und-radfahren/steinlegendenweg

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        June 9, 2025

        For adult citizens, the path provides an opportunity to walk through our community's beautiful landscape, consciously re-experience it, and relive the past through the stone monuments. Last but not least, the Sculpture Trail enriches the tourist offering far beyond the community's borders.

        The project's funding by the Bavarian Cultural Fund is seen as a special recognition. Furthermore, the Stone Legends Trail is a prime example of volunteer work.

        Source: grossheirath.de/de/besucher/wandern-und-radfahren/steinlegendenweg

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          August 13, 2018

          Rest area with sculpture and distant view in all directions

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            November 4, 2018

            The mixture of totem pole and Buddhist prayer flag is pretty to look at.
            You also have a great view in all directions.

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