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The church records of Tiefenort contain an entry about the oak tree, stating that 300 years ago a Romani woman was buried in its shade. She had died giving birth to her child. Source: https://www.baumkunde.de/baumregister/4353-dicke_eiche_bei_tiefenort/

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wonderful place with history

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Better than this view is to walk directly on the heights of this panorama

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Great and impressive tree.

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In 1917, an airship was caught in a storm over the English Channel and drifted to a height of 7,500 m above the ground. It thereby set the previous altitude record for a Zeppelin, quite unintentionally. The radio connection was lost and the crew suffered from a lack of oxygen and extreme cold. The next day, the L55 airship was brought to a standstill and had to make an emergency landing on the field at this location. The Zeppelin was scrapped and the Tiefenort farmers made aprons and blankets from the outer shell.

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Unfortunately, the church in Tiefenort is only open during the summer months and is closed from Thanksgiving until the following spring.

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Lostplace

If you show a little curiosity, you will be lucky and will be "noticed" and the church will be opened. Inside, you will be surprised by the power and beauty.

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The Protestant St. Peter's Church with its mighty tower is a special landmark of Tiefenort. It was first mentioned in a document in 1137. Initially there was a chapel with a cemetery. In 1340 the patronage of St. Peter was mentioned and after the Reformation extensions were made in 1521, 1530 and 1630. The impressive crowning of the tower dates from 1777. We found the church open, which is also worth seeing from the inside.

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The Zeppelin Stone, located on a hill between Unterrohn and Tiefenort, is situated in a small park (seating facilities) and commemorates the landing of the airship L 55 on October 20, 1917 on the return journey from an attack on London.

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We have already cycled on many cycle paths and for us the Werra cycle path is one of the most beautiful.

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A tree full of energy.

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Very interesting place.

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Very impressive and loud when there is a lot of water in the Werra, like today.

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Fountain and church in Tiefenort

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Scenic new bike path below the Krayenburg. So far, so nice - but to be honest, there was also a decent mogul slope conjured up, my dear Scholli. I praise myself, the strength of every screw on the frame... For a new building, well - there have been better routes... 😉

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Beautiful, new, paved bike path between Tiefenort and Merkers. Runs along the Werra below the Krayenberg.

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The thick oak is about 2 km northeast of Tiefenort on a hiking trail in the forest. In 1957 it was registered as a natural monument. She is about 350 years old, 23 m tall and has a chest circumference of 6.60 m (as of 2021)

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View of the Werra valley

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Emergency landing of the "L 55"

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