At the beginning of the twentieth century, government director K. A. v. Ritter, longtime chairman of the Palatine Forest Association, that memorial stones were set at prominent locations in the Palatinate Forest. In honor of Reg. Dir. K.A. v. Ritter decided the Palatine Forest Club in 1912 to call these stones "knights stones".

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Hensbob

April 29, 2018

First up. Then it's nice down the trail.

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Manfred 🌳🥾

January 18, 2019

Ritterstein No. 131 Schoenlaub-Linden
Forester Schönlaub 1887 - 1916 in the Forsthaus Schwarzsohl, is said to have planted seven linden trees there. He was known as a successful wild boar hunter.

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