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The largest pond in the pond chain is called "Marksee"

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A good beer garden, but it's a shame you can't charge here.

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The reason for this wayside shrine is a tragic story: A girl was on her way to the Rockerstube (rocking room). On the way there, her fiancé tried to scare her. He jumped out of the forest toward her with a sack over his head. The young woman struck the figure with her spinning wheel, fatally wounding it. As it turned out, this was her fiancé. Rockerstube (rocking rooms) aren't just bars where metal music is played—in past centuries, they were also called "spinning rooms." These were meeting places for unmarried women during the winter months. They met to spin for their dowry and do other handicrafts. This served as a social gathering and also had economic reasons: Before the introduction of electric lighting, pine shavings, candles, oil lamps, and heating materials could be used more efficiently and thus saved through communal use.

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Inn with delicious Franconian specialties and its own beer.

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There's also a very nice, new bike path along the road near Herrnsdorf. Unfortunately, I haven't been inside the church yet; time has been too tight :-)

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Beautiful area

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The Upper Franconian Steigerwald Railway was used for passenger traffic from 1900 to 1961. The line is now operated by the Bavarian Regional Railway (BRE) and is mainly used by freight trains that supply a company based in Schlüsselfeld with structural steel. The line runs from Strullendorf to Schlüsselfeld (32 km).

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The Upper Franconian Steigerwald Railway was used for passenger traffic from 1900 to 1961. The line is now operated by the Bavarian Regional Railway (BRE) and is mainly used by freight trains that supply a company based in Schlüsselfeld with structural steel. The line runs from Strullendorf to Schlüsselfeld (32 km).

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The monastery is definitely interesting

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The small inn has existed since 1366 and has been family owned since at least 1600.

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Beautiful wayside cross with tables and benches to take a breather.

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Nice place to take a break by the pond.

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The baroque stone martyr from 1739 is located in the Eichholz forest department off the forest path. In the capitals of the torture show the three, already heavily weathered metal pictures: front: Hans Kaspar with his murderers in the forest, left: the good shepherd, right: St. Trinity.

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This is a field name that goes back to a legend from the 30 Years' War. Accordingly, the priest from Röbersdorf starved to death here because he was driven out of the village.

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Here in February 1739, the miller's son from Schlüsselau was shot by recruiters of the soldier king Friedrich Wilhelm I because he refused to join the army.

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The pilgrimage church "To the Sorrowful Trinity".

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Time to take a breather under newly planted trees with a view of Herrnsdorf.

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Very nice corner and good starting point for various walking tours.

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Nice, quiet rest area by the pond.

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Great beer garden with incredibly good cellar beer

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