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A cool opportunity for tobogganing when there is enough snow. The contour line is about 60 m above sea level.

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It is what it is ;-)

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The forest swing no longer exists.

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Place Kessin near Rostock

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Beautiful section along the lower Warnow up to Kassebohm.

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The small path across the meadow is lined with broom. The scenery is perfect for taking photos.

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The small, low wooden bridge helps you to reach the other bank quickly with dry feet.

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From here you have a great view of the Mecklenburg landscape, which was shaped by the Ice Age.

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The Fritz Reuter memorial stone was inaugurated on July 21, 1912.

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The manor Reez has been a riding and horse farm for several years. Here you can find information: https://gutshaeuser.de/de/guts_herrenhaeuser/gutshaeuser_r/gutshaus_reez https://www.pferdeland-reez.de/

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Ostseezeitung: Kösterbeck The northernmost ski lift in the GDR was in the Kös- terbecks. In 1970, the Rostock Institute for Shipbuilding applied to the district building authority for permission to build a ski tow and a shelter. With the inauguration of the ski station, the "Kaiser-Berg" was renamed "Freundschaftshöhe". The ski lift consisted of a rope with a crossbar on which athletes could be pulled up the mountain. Olympics for children and young people took place in Germany's northernmost ski area. Hundreds came to the 1978 Winter Games organized by the German Gymnastics and Sports Association (DTSB). The OSTSEE-ZEITUNG wrote on February 21: “There were 300 active participants in cross-country skiing, downhill skiing, tobogganing and biathlon. With a hearty stew and the award ceremony in the Kösterbeck restaurant, the Winter Games found a worthy conclusion.” Two years earlier, there was talk of 6,000 guests. 100 toboggans, 130 pairs of skis and 30 ski boots crossed the table at the rental station. Broken sledges, according to Kösterbeck veterans, ended up in the fire in the evening as fuel. Traditionally, the cold-frozen winter sports enthusiasts then warmed up in Christa Strietzel's restaurant. The joy about the ski lift only lasted ten years. Poor maintenance and mild winters meant that the northernmost ski lift fell into oblivion. To this day, only the foundations of the shelter bear witness to the former Winter Games. A restaurant was originally supposed to move into the barracks — that too remained a dream. By the way: As early as 1957, the municipality received 15 toboggans from the district committee for physical culture and sport in order to be prepared for winter sports in Rostock Switzerland.

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I still know that part. A steel cable ran over two shafts. For a small fee, I think 0.50 pfennigs, you could get a wooden handle. On this handle were attached two offset thick carriage bolts , between which the steel cable was clamped to be pulled . https://youtu.be/fEMpKgtcno8

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The formerly northernmost ski lift in the GDR was only 10 years in operation. Lack of maintenance and lack of snow then ensured its closure.

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In the middle of Kessin is a half-timbered house on the street, very nicely restored. And next to it is the Kessiner Church, an impressive building

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In 1972, a true curiosity started operating in Rostock Switzerland: the northernmost ski lift in the GDR. The lift became an attraction. At the turn of the century, operations were discontinued due to a lack of snow and conditions to be met.

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