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The Herren Tunnel is not open to pedestrians or cyclists... instead, there is a free bus shuttle that runs every 15 minutes during the day and can also be requested at night via a call taxi service.

Due to a lack of water, the bridge is usually not needed.

Historical defensive walls of the Landwehr for the defense of Lübeck

An old map, still hanging in another location in the woods (see photo), confirms the bullet trap of the large firing range. The GDR is still a blank spot on the map there, the "Large Firing Range" is also marked, and we are at its end here. ✔️

It's a bit far from here to the sailing ship, but whatever ;). I suggest going to the ferry port, buying a ticket (it's a small cost, but the route isn't long either 😂) and admiring this wonder that is the PASSAT up close.

Wooden bridge near the Schwedenschanze. The planks are a bit old and rattle and creak when driving over them.

The Kolonnenweg (conveyor path) was part of the inner-German border fortifications on the former GDR side. It was constructed from uniform, highly weather-resistant perforated concrete paving stones, most of which were overgrown with vegetation and thus firmly anchored to the ground. In contrast to the rest of the border fortifications, the Kolonnenweg (conveyor path) has largely been preserved even decades after the end of the GDR and today serves as a hiking and cycling path along the former border, although movement on the rather uneven surface caused by the eroding of the concrete cavities is sometimes very difficult. During the GDR era, it served the GDR border troops to reach every point on the border as quickly as possible by vehicle. Between the Kolonnenweg and the actual border were the control strip and the border fence or border wall. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolonnenweg

The Kolonnenweg (conveyor path) was part of the inner-German border fortifications on the former GDR side. It was constructed from uniform, highly weather-resistant perforated concrete paving stones, most of which were overgrown with vegetation and thus firmly anchored to the ground. In contrast to the rest of the border fortifications, the Kolonnenweg (conveyor path) has largely been preserved even decades after the end of the GDR and today serves as a hiking and cycling path along the former border, although movement on the rather uneven surface caused by the eroding of the concrete cavities is sometimes very difficult. During the GDR era, it served the GDR border troops to reach every point on the border as quickly as possible by vehicle. Between the Kolonnenweg and the actual border were the control strip and the border fence or border wall. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolonnenweg