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Small parking lot with space for about 5 vehicles. A rest area consisting of a table and two benches is also available. If you want to use the parking lot as a starting point for a hike, you can enter the following coordinates into your navigation system: 50.100574, 6.601926

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Nice place to rest on the banks of the Kyll. Two loungers invite us to linger and relax.

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The beautiful and well-kept Lourdes Grotto was built in 1934 and extensively restored in 2010. Concrete and joint work was started, and a new 75-meter protective fence was erected. This was made possible by a donation of 2,000 euros from the RWE local campaign. Johann Niederprüm in particular took on many volunteer hours, and in recent months he has made it his main task to restore the grotto to its former glory. Kathrin Herscheid took on the painting work. Source: https://www.volksfreund.de/region/vulkaneifel/lourdesgrotte-ist-restauriert_aid-4911922

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The Braunebach accompanied us the whole time on parts of the Orchid Route and the Spring Route

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There are wild garlic everywhere on the Braunebach. Usually right near the course of the stream and sometimes, like here, along the side of the path. Especially good wild garlic pesto with walnuts, olive oil and parmesan cheese, so delicious 😍🌞.

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The cultural monument from 1924 Hof Grindelborn is an apartment house and suitable for holiday apartments. Jeannine Thurnburg is the owner as you can see in the photo. Here is the cell phone number if anyone has an overnight stay ±49 157 72577821. The manor has a secluded location with a playground for children and lots of meadows and a great view of meadows and forests all around. Fresh air guaranteed 😍.

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For the Hanert chapel, see e.g. https://kulturdb.de/einobjekt.php?id=16619. Because Mürlenbach was spared the plague in the 17th century, a procession was vowed. This originally took place on Ascension Day, but has since been moved to Ascension Day.

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The Bertradaburg is named after Charlemagne's grandmother, Bertrada the Elder. Bertrada the Younger is said to have stayed here when her son, who later became Charlemagne, was born. For the history of Bertradaburg see e.g. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertradaburg. And for the history of the village, which flourished in the Franconian era, see http://www.gemeinde-muerlenbach.de/geschichte.html. There you will also find the link to the question: Was Charlemagne born in Mürlenbach? (http://www.gemeinde-muerlenbach.de/assets/files/geburtsort_kdg.pdf)

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