A wayside shrine (from Old German stock/stoc, 'something rising up', in Hesse as Heiligenstock, in Austria and Bavaria also known as Marterl or Marter, Materle, Materla, Wegstok or Kreuz, in Switzerland as Helgenstöckli, is a small religious monument a pillar made of wood or stone, usually standing on paths, which carries a sculptural or painted votive or devotional image (usually the image of a saint, a scene with saints or the crucified Christ).
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Location: Aying, Landkreis München, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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