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The romantic little brick church in Binnen—or rather, its immediate surroundings—is home to a special ecological treasure: In its garden are four of what are probably the oldest trees in the Nienburg district: a linden tree, estimated at a proud 450 years old, and three yew trees, the oldest of which is said to be an incredible 600 to 800 years old. This ancient tree may have already been standing when workers began construction of the church around 1350. The small, Gothic-style church is also special in another respect: its clock is still powered by a purely mechanical mechanism located on the church tower floor. https://www.nienburg-online.de/branchenbuch/eintrag/kirche-binnen/21570/1000789/

nice view into the distance

The gorge is currently (12/2024) only passable to a very limited extent due to fallen trees.

Small village church on the hill with a wide view of the Weser.

The place on the “Große Aue” has been the location of the mill since 1298. At this time the mill served purely as a grain mill for grinding grain. In 1859 a sawmill was added to the grain mill, and the floodplain now powered four mill wheels. A comprehensive renovation took place in 1913, during which the water wheels were replaced by a turbine. After mill operations stopped in the 1970s, the turbine continues to run and generate electricity today.

Great view of the pit

Set of dal a ut rau.