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手入れの行き届いた木製の橋は、人々が快適にすれ違えるので、間違いなくハイライトだと思います。歩くとガタガタ鳴ったり、犬の足を挟んだりする金属製の橋とは対照的に。

Here, the E6 and E1 run parallel to each other... If you are traveling on either of the two routes, you can see how many kilometers you have already covered and how many are still ahead.

"Surrounded by numerous former farmworkers' cottages, the entire village has been a listed historical ensemble since 1985. Approximately 50 residents live in the 11 village houses and the old dairy. The estate includes not only the farmyard with its agricultural fields and the partially preserved sections of the historic park dating from the first half of the 18th century, but also about 230 hectares of mixed forest. The estate's lake is fed by the Schwentine River (Slavic for "Holy River"), which rises at Bungsberg and flows into the Kiel Fjord." Source: https://www.gut-stendorf.de

"Surrounded by numerous former farmworkers' cottages, the entire village has been a listed historical ensemble since 1985. Approximately 50 residents live in the 11 village houses and the old dairy. The estate includes not only the farmyard with its agricultural fields and the partially preserved sections of the historic park dating from the first half of the 18th century, but also about 230 hectares of mixed forest. The estate's lake is fed by the Schwentine River (Slavic for "Holy River"), which rises at Bungsberg and flows into the Kiel Fjord." Source: https://www.gut-stendorf.de

From the pretty bridge you have a magnificent view of the unspoiled Schwentine river.

I'd only ever seen painted cows like these at numerous Swiss locations... lovely to see the two of them frolicking in front of the Dieksee promenade.

The Langenrade windmill (also known as the "Sventana" windmill) is an impressive historical monument in the municipality of Ascheberg, very close to Plön.

The only fully functional of the three windmills within the Holstein Switzerland Nature Park is located in Ascheberg-Langenrade. The windmill, named "Sventana," was built in 1860 in Kleinmühlen near Plön. It has stood in Ascheberg only since 1890, replacing a predecessor that burned down. In 1982, three couples with a passion for windmills decided to restore it to working order. After considerable financial investment and many hours of labor, the single-story smock mill has been operational and flying again since 1990. The restoration of the mill's sails was financially supported, among other things, by state funds for nature parks.