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Picknick at the bench near the cave

The list of the so-called "14 emergency helpers" is not uniform everywhere, as regional peculiarities are sometimes taken into account. As a rule, the following patron saints are named (the text is from a notice board from Memmingen, which was created in the Baroque period, the original spelling - which is partly foreign to us - has been retained): St. Blasius - intercedes for sore throats St. George - should be called upon in times of war St. Erasmus - for intestinal and abdominal pain St. Vitus - a great friend of children's hearts St. Pantaleon - patron of doctors, powerful with God St. Christopher - he protects powerfully against hail and bad weather St. Dionysus - is called upon in times of major pain St. Cyriacus - can help those possessed by the devil St. Achatius - he helps Christian soldiers quickly St. Eustachius - averts sorrow in marriage St. Aegidius - helps to recognize secret sins St. Margaretha - where the devil's cunning finds access St. Catherine - when wisdom is found in studying lacks St. Barbara - received the sacrament in death

A small entrance gives access to this fairly deep cave. It owes its name to Doctor Herrings, a village doctor with a passion for caving who died here following a landslide in 1914.

The pretty chapel of the Fourteen Saints, also called “Pfifferkapelle”, is located on the edge of the woods on the municipal ban of Bisel, on the edge of Moernach.

The ponds in this part of Sundgau are decorated with works of art that you can appreciate on your way.

A beautiful pond in Heimesdorf where you can stop for a quiet picnic.

Nice view of Koestlach

This Romanesque church is one of the Romanesque nuggets of Sundgau. Dating from 1144, it is classified as a historical monument. We can appreciate its sober structure which makes it beautiful.