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At this point, large ships have to wait when there is oncoming traffic, so with luck you can watch two ships passing at the same time...

Schönes, kleines Reetdachhaus der Kanalverwaltung. Hier lässt es sich gut nach Schiffen Ausschau halten.

Hidden near the canal, what might be the story of this boxwood wall? What do you think?

Great destination if you like ships

HISTOUR point BG31 | Former peat quarrying area The Eggstedter Moor is a 260-hectare lowland area of the Holstenau that is rapidly being drained. In the past, peat was also extracted here for heating and soil improvement. The local peat baking association commemorates this tradition with annual demonstrations. The still preserved peat cuttings and the drainage ditches running through the agriculturally used grassland offer numerous plants and animals that are almost extinct today a last habitat. Eleven species of freshwater snails, five species of freshwater mussels and 14 different species of dragonflies live in the Eggstedter Moor, including the rare green damselfish. Breeding bird species that have become rare today include lapwing and skylark. Raised bogs in western Schleswig-Holstein were mostly formed from low bogs, which in turn had formed in damp depressions. The peat mosses that form the peat only need air, sun, lots of rainwater and dust that has been blown in to grow. Raised bogs are therefore not dependent on nutrient-rich water from the subsoil for their growth, the plant and animal world is poor in species, but specialized in this habitat.

Painted bus shelter on the main street in Hochdonn and not in the Eggstedter Weg location is wrong. Must be changed.

Painted bus shelter to the other side.

Here you can swim very well, and watch the ships - a great place for a break.