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went for a long walk

This is a good place to take a break. Depending on the weather conditions, you have a beautiful view as far as the Deister.

The view is due to the spruce clearing in the area. But still a nice view 🙂

Nice big rest area. This is where the Bückeberge long-distance hiking trail X11, the Hülsenweg and the “Achtern Berge” hiking trail cross.

180 degree turn through a beautiful old quarry. However, in one or two places I had to help my bike over transverse branches.

The essentially late Romanesque hall church was built from rubble stones at the end of the 12th century. It has no apse. The squat square roof tower on the west, covered with a pyramidal roof, has round-arched coupled sound arcades with cube capitals. The originally small arched windows were later partly replaced by late Gothic windows. The round-arched portal in the west has a late-Gothic angular reveal, there is the year 1565. The sacristy on the north side, covered with a barrel vault, is from the High Middle Ages; Next to the small vestibule in the west on the south side is the barrel-vaulted extension for the former crypt of the von Münchhausen family from the 17th century. On the west side is the relief with the portrait and coat of arms and on the south side is the epitaph of Christian von Münchhausen, who was murdered in 1643. The interior was gradually vaulted, the choir separated from the nave by a round-arched triumphal arch as early as the end of the 14th century, the two bays of the nave only at the end of the 15th century. At the beginning of the 17th century, wooden galleries were built on the north and west sides of the nave, the parapets of which are decorated with profiled panels and a dentil frieze. According to the inscription, the glazed, originally open patronal box on the north wall of the chancel is from 1698. There are blind arcades on its parapet. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._J%C3%BCrgen_(Heuer%C3%9Fen)

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