Wooden sculpture "The Enchanted Sisters of Libbesicke"

Here you will find a lovingly designed rest area with a wooden sculpture. It goes back to the legend of the haunted sisters of Libbesicke. It is said that the triplets were lazy and disgruntled. She was even seen doing inexplicable things at night. After a new baptism everything turned out fine and the sisters lived happily afterwards.

The sculpture represents three sisters of a legend that happened in the village. This primarily illustrates the transition from paganism to Christianity

In the olden days, three girls who were born as triplets lived in Libbesicke. They never felt like doing anything, were sullen and lazily dozed off all day long. Nobody could cheer her up. The parents were sad, ashamed of their girls and complained to everyone that they didn't know how to correct their bad daughters. One day the neighbor, the innkeeper, took the father of the three girls aside and told him that one daughter had climbed out of the skylight at night and was walking back and forth on the roof, but the second was walking first on the stacked beer bottles, then on the high picket fence and the third would have slipped through the keyholes into the houses and later scurried out again. He saw it with his own eyes on a full moon, a mistake is impossible. The father reported what he had heard to his unfortunate wife. They debated for a long time and came up with only one explanation: something must have gone wrong at the baptism. They had the three girls baptized again, and from that day on they became merry, hard-working, and lively as never before.