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Here the Debersdorf stream branches off to form a chain of ponds used for carp farming.

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The spring is somewhat hidden near the hiking parking lot and is almost impossible to find without local knowledge (or Komoot). It's a shame that the surrounding area isn't well-maintained. To call the bench by the pond dilapidated would be an understatement.

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A beautiful church

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Here the carp are frolicking at the feeder!

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The pilgrimage church, built in 1467, was replaced in 1594 by a new building because it was too small, which was not consecrated until 1597. The two-bay hall church has a choir supported by buttresses with a 5/8 end, which is spanned inside with a ribbed vault on consoles. A hexagonal roof turret covered with a tent roof rises from the gable roof above the choir. The high altar dates from the late 17th century. The altarpiece from 1651 shows the Last Supper. The pulpit was built under Abbot Wilhelm II Roßhirt of Ebrach Monastery.

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Spring with seating at the spring pot

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The baroque castle was built between 1720 and 1728 and served as the former administrative court of the neighboring Cistercian monastery. It thus expresses the cultural and economic importance of the place.

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The spring with medicinal water was discovered in 1626. The fountain house was created by Leonhard Dientzenhofer in 1690.

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The chapel is a simple, plastered hall with a 5/8 end. The current building dates from 1594 (consecrated in 1597) and replaced a chapel from 1467. Two angels can be seen on the west facade holding a late Gothic cylindrical monstrance.

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Nice castle, unfortunately you couldn't get in.

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On the back it says: 1722 BUILT BY THE THEN MÜLLER THAT THE SAINTS LIKE INTERCOURSES BE FOR ONE IN THE CLOUD PERIODED MÜLLER FAMILY. 1967

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Located on the Mittlere Ebrach, this historic mill is an individual monument from the 18th/19th centuries. Century (traditions go back to the 16th century).

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The castle building, which is located directly on Burgwindheimer Hauptstrasse and still characterizes the appearance of the town today, was formerly (18th century) an official castle of the Ebrach monastery.

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Parking for 4 cars directly at the forest entrance. Right next to it is a nice new rest bench with a waste bin.

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Away from the path, the terrain was quite swampy.

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The so-called "Celtic" stone circle, which, to say the least, is not of Celtic origin. But the story of its origin is still interesting and the stone circle is worth seeing. In October 1995 a group of riders stopped here. They liked this place and decided to meet here again every year. Peter Wagner, a teacher by trade, offered to “cut” a stone every year and set it up on this spot. Since the entire "group of riders" was interested in the culture of the Celts, it quickly became clear which motifs would adorn the stones. Wagner worked the stones according to original Celtic motifs and a new stone was set every year. Peter Wagner died in 2008, but the “Celtic Stone Circle” he created lives on.

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Even if the stone circle is not of Celtic origin, it is well made. A real eye-catcher and a cozy place to linger. 👍👍

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A "brook" along the path feeds this piece of forest with plenty of water.

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Celtic stone circle

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The Burgwindheim telecommunications tower now serves as a relay station for radio and mobile communications and as a transmitter for VHF radio programs. The analogue television programs broadcast from here until 2008 were switched off after switching to the digital DVB-T signal.

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