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道路から分離された滑らかな舗装道

アヒターン・ディークのとても美しいサイクリングロード

On the bike path between Schiffdorf and Spaden, you'll find the lock. The Geeste River flows alongside it. A restaurant is located directly to the right of the bridge. A great bike path leads along the Geeste to Bremerhaven. Highly recommended 👍.

Great windmill in Bad Bederkesa with a great view of the surrounding nature.

A very beautiful route 😀 we almost missed the location 😉. Turn right just after the bridge and the entrance is just around the corner 😜.

The 4th stage of the Lower Weser Trail also runs along here.

The fourth stage of the Lower Weser Trail also runs nearby. A detour here is definitely worth it!

The small, rectangular church, built of plastered rubble stone, was built in the 13th century. It was substantially remodeled in 1774. A small turret rises from the gable roof to the west. The bell tower is the oldest building in the churchyard. Its fieldstone masonry dates back to the 13th century. The date 1767, engraved in the masonry, indicates a remodeling, still recognizable today by the brick repairs and the gable roof. The chimes consist of two bells: "Maria von Bramel" (cast in 1450, recast several times) and a second, unnamed bell cast in 1636. The park also contains a preserved steel emergency bell from the war year of 1918, when the bells were delivered for (fortunately, not) melting down (source: https://kirchengemeinde.bramel.de/wissenswertes/der-glockenturm/).