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Jojo
May 26, 2019
Hiking
Gut Mydlinghoven can look back on an eventful history.
Originally rebuilt by Ritter House to house as a watermill to Wasserburg, it served, among other things, from 1915 as a rest home for pit horses. The horse stable south of the estate and the watermill have now expired.
Just a few years ago the estate housed a retirement home and a restaurant. After the bankruptcy, we have been using it since 2015 as an "alternative" form of living (so-called "cohousing").
The passage is permitted.
Originally rebuilt by Ritter House to house as a watermill to Wasserburg, it served, among other things, from 1915 as a rest home for pit horses. The horse stable south of the estate and the watermill have now expired.
Just a few years ago the estate housed a retirement home and a restaurant. After the bankruptcy, we have been using it since 2015 as an "alternative" form of living (so-called "cohousing").
The passage is permitted.
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•Jojo
February 13, 2021
Hiking
I didn't even notice that the path is dangerous in any way.
Probably because I am still in the best of health even after several visits there ;-).
The passage is still not prohibited.
Probably because I am still in the best of health even after several visits there ;-).
The passage is still not prohibited.
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WDP
April 22, 2020
Hiking
The further way along the landfill is life-threatening because of falling trees. Nothing is allowed here, especially not entering the private areas and courtyards of Gut Mydlinghoven.
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