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As we stood at the fountain, a passerby explained the story to us. A Hagen is a local word for a bull.

On May 22, 1910, a curious and tragic event occurred in Deißlingen that still shapes the local carnival celebrations today: In the bull stable, a breeding bull named Hagen was to have a nose ring inserted – common practice at the time for better control. But Hagen was anything but happy: With rolling eyes and flaring nostrils, he violently resisted the procedure. To immobilize him, his head was pulled through the feed store with a rope – a tricky but brutal method. When the blacksmith finally attached the ring and the rope was removed, Hagen collapsed: He was strangled, never producing offspring.

This sculpture invites you to take a short break. The story behind it is quite amusing.

There is little shade along the way, so bring enough to drink and sunscreen.

View of Neufra

All common sizes 👍

So far a good cycle path - the rapeseed fields on the left and right make everything shine.

Usually open on Tuesdays