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Pretty big church

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Large, pretty church

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Very cozy, quiet and invites you to take a break ...with mustard☺️

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It's clean and protects well from rain...with mustard☺️

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Very interesting story, a burial mound and an execution site.

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History of the church on the Hennstedter Hang! It has stood there for 800 years and is dedicated to Saint Secundus, a remarkable name for a church. Secundus was a Roman soldier who converted to Christianity and died as a martyr. The church, built of sturdy fieldstone, was probably completed in 1280 during the Romanesque period. Over time, it was expanded to the east and west and is located on a historic site where storm surges from the North Sea and Eider River once reached land.

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History of the church on the Hennstedter Hang! It has stood there for 800 years and is dedicated to Saint Secundus, a remarkable name for a church. Secundus was a Roman soldier who converted to Christianity and died as a martyr. The church, built of sturdy fieldstone, was probably completed in 1280 during the Romanesque period. Over time, it was expanded to the east and west and is located on a historic site where storm surges from the North Sea and Eider River once reached land.

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After work is always good...with mustard :-)

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I didn't notice

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Here you cycle through a magical landscape: meadows as far as the eye can see and the blue river winding its way through the middle. Simply beautiful!

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Experience the Dithmarscher Geest at its best!

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Forest and meadow alternate!

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Great new bike path

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Here you can take a nice rest, the 🌳 give shade and in the evening you have a beautiful sunset

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Tellingstedt was known as a pottery town for over 300 years As a central location, Tellingstedt has always been a trading center in northern Dithmarschen. Due to the rich deposits of clay, the art of pottery played an important role. Numerous potters practiced their craft here and supplied the entire rural area of the west coast with high-quality pottery. Two potteries in Tellingstedt and Hövede continue this old tradition to this day. In 1999, more than 300 years of pottery art in Tellingstedt came to an end. In 1680, the crofter Hans Sehmer was mentioned as the first potter. Most potters were Hufner or Kätner, which means they kept some farming to have a sideline. Easily degradable clay deposits of good quality were the basis for the production of pottery for everyday use. However, selling the pottery often required long, arduous journeys. Around 1850 - at that time there were 17 potteries - the decline of the farmer's pottery began. Improved traffic conditions, competition from foreign goods, mass production of tin dishes and industrialization (dairies) and the associated reduction in the range of products (milking parlors) caused the pottery factories to shrink to three by 1900. In 1920, only Heinrich Reimers' business in Westerborstelstraße was still available. The pottery tradition in Tellingstedt could be preserved by switching to art pottery and with financial support. The motifs helped Tellingstedt ceramics to become well known. It was so specific that one could speak of a "Tellingstedt style". The bird plate (wedding plate) from 1747 was produced in various variants until the end. Heinrich Reimers died in 1938; He was followed for a few years by Otto Thomsen, in 1944 by the Deventer couple and in November 1949 by Marion and Rudolf Bönsch. They led the company to new heights. It was only in 1999 that her daughter closed the well-known pottery shop. Today, two former employees still make pottery in their private homes and try to keep up the long tradition in Tellingstedt. Source: https://www.echt-dithmarschen.de/Typical-dithmarschen/Seeswuerdigungen/details/toepferdorf-tellingstedt/

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Only the trained eye recognizes.

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The first pottery was founded in Tellingstedt 300 years ago. In 1850 there were already 17 companies here. The decorations of the "Tellingstedter style" became well known. Until 1999, this style was preserved in the last pottery, until the craft died out here.

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A hiking trail in the footsteps of Klaus Groth from Tellingstedt to Heide. The hiking trail can be cycled, in the forest sections the paths can be more demanding. More about the hiking trail: https://www.echt-dithmarschen.de/urlaubsthemen-veranstaltungen/aktivurlaub/route/klaus-groth-wanderweg/

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The header gallows is said to have stood on the burial mound. In 1524 the reformer Heinrich von Tütchen is said to have been executed here

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Linger a moment, wonderful. Nice little pond

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