"The Reinhardtswalde mill was built when the village was built in the 13th century. It is the type that the Romans brought along down the Rhine to the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation to supply their local population with flour. [.. .]
The location directly on the Bischofsweg was very convenient for the residents of Reinhardtswalde and the surrounding towns.
Grain was probably milled here until the 16th century.
There is nothing left of the mill today. Only the Mühlteichdamm, which dammed up the water of the small stream, has survived the centuries and preserved the memory of the nearby "desert village". "
Information board of the Heimatverein Großerkmannsdorf e.V.

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LittleJohn

February 14, 2019

The round is well feasible with Moutainbike.
Due to various weather events, it may be that in the short term trees are above the paths. That should not hurt the driving pleasure ;-)

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LittleJohn

February 14, 2019

In good weather you can take a break here.

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Location: Arnsdorf, Bautzen, Upper Lusatia, Saxony, Germany

Reinhardtswalde Mill Site and Rest Area

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