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ツツジは偶然にもちょうど今、5月の旅行時期に咲いています。風景の中の多くの黄色いエリアは見るのがとても美しいです。残念ながら、この光景はすぐに終わってしまいます。

長雨の後、このトレイルを走りました。ヘルメットまで泥まみれになることが予想されます。特にぬかるんで濡れているときは、トレイルはかなり難しくなります。

Super friendly staff and a great selection of delicious food. We had a good time and felt very comfortable during our hiking break. We would come back anytime if we were to be in the area again, so a clear recommendation 🤗

Irsen Waterfall

Very inviting place on the Irsen

Always impressive and shocking how many people died in the two world wars. Puristically poignant complex with a pieta in the middle.

Pretty lake at the beginning of the Eifelgold hike

"At the intersection in the direction of Reipeldingen and Reiff there is a two-meter-high wooden cross Metal body. Because of the road and bridge construction, it changed its location several times Renewed in the mid-1970s and set up here. Before that there was a foot drop cross at the height of the Sawmill and was a station for the annual Corpus Christi procession. Today's cross is a reminder to it. Until the beginning of the 20th century, the custom of adoration to the “seven Crossing ”is common. When a fellow citizen was very ill or struggling with death, they went on a pilgrimage the neighbors - mostly women and children in a small procession to "seven crosses". she prayed for a good hour of death for the terminally ill. Based on the number of days of the week, the number 7 has an early Christian liturgical meaning. The Way of the Cross used to have 7 stations and the last 7 words of Jesus on the cross are still seen today as a “program for dying well” and an impulse for dying care. In earlier centuries the Corpus Christi procession also led to 7 stations, while today the blessing is only given at 3 to 4 stations next to the parish church. On the other side of Irsentalstraße, next to the Petry sawmill, there is the former mill Miller, formerly a grain mill. Its mill wheel was originally driven by water from a pond fed by the Bermicht brook, later from the mill ponds fed by the Irsen. A little behind today's Petry sawmill there used to be a tinder mill and the Schönecker tannery. Along the L14 in the direction of Reiff you can still see the remains of the mill ponds at the end of the village. " https://www.islek.info/wandern/alle-wanderwege/a-wegekreuz-wanderweg-irrhausen