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ツィトゥルムは、古いキュブルクの街ツークの主要な塔であり、都市の要塞の他の塔をはるかに凌駕していました。そのため、差し迫った火災の危険から保護するための便利な監視地点として機能しました。そのため、嵐のフェーンの夜には、常に監視員が塔から見張り、市民を最初の火の兆候で起こすために、火の角笛をすぐに使えるようにしていました。 しかし、監視員は、しばしば塔の周りをうろつき、監視員の美味しい朝食パンを食べていた、太くて尻尾の長いネズミに常に悩まされていました。別の街の学生が、塔に大きなネズミを描くことを提案しました。これは、ネズミが監視員の部屋に這い上がっていたまさにその場所に描かれることになっていました。そして実際に、石の棚の隣に黒く描かれた巨大なネズミは、それ以来、貪欲なネズミを追い払いました。

I don't know why Brunegg is so beautifully situated, there are many more beautiful ones, for example Grümel etc. in the canton of Zug including Wildspitz😆

Nice passage – remember: children first.

It is easy to see or cross on a “Reuss tour” with gravel or MTB.

St. Verena is one of the most revered saints in Switzerland. She was particularly committed to helping the sick and those in need. Her attributes (characteristics) are a comb and a water jug, which she needed to care for the sick.

Further information can be found at the following link: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zytturm_(Zug)

Unfortunately, there hasn't been any homemade cake lately!😭

The place was first mentioned in documents in 1247 as "castrum", and in 1258 as "civis". In 1266 it appears as an "oppidum". Meienberg was founded by the Habsburgs and was provided with a tower and a ring wall. The town square measured around 200 metres, and had a sod well and a court linden tree. A green linden tree on a three-hilled hill is also the coat of arms of the town and office of Meienberg. Around 1300 the lords of Baldegg and Hünenberg owned the castle fief. Meienberg had neither a town ban nor a peace district, but it did have market rights and extensive grazing rights in the surrounding area. The office of Meienberg was first mentioned in 1273 and lasted until 1798. Meienberg's importance lay not in that of an urban community, but as a fixed point of power.