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Somewhat hidden away you can find quaint figures.

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The Wotersen Sculpture Workshop: These are Hans Fuhrke, Reinhard M. Sauer, and Hans-Joachim Ruge. Since 2021, they have gained a new collaborator. Sybille Horn has set up her workbench and is creative with wild wood and sculptures made from various materials. For some time now, she has also devoted herself to painting. Back in the fall of 2009, we were offered the opportunity to pursue our passion for sculpture at the Wotersen estate. Mr. and Mrs. Gaedecke could well imagine that the sculpture workshop would be an enrichment for the Wotersen estate. We seized this opportunity and hope that we can also add some visual accents to the estate grounds. Furthermore, we would be delighted if our workshop develops into a place of cultural communication over time. We hope that visitors to the estate will also take the opportunity to stop by and be curious. Let's see how it develops. I wish everyone lots of fun and success! 👋😉 https://www.bildhauerwerkstatt-wotersen.de/

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2025 : very deplorable condition of the buildings, unsecured

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Huge property, apparently completely empty in July 2022, impressive, arouses curiosity

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A lot of valuable wood is stored here and waiting to be transported away. Among other things, veneers are peeled from the tree trunks for the surfaces of high-quality furniture. Whether they are suitable for this can be examined in detail here on site. Current addendum 7/11/22: The space is currently pretty empty, but it will definitely be refilled with fresh wood soon. New addendum 1.2.24: The place is currently well filled again. In winter, new wood always arrives, which is then gradually sold. So the place always empties over the course of the year.

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Gut Lanken was built in 1732

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Gut Lanken, the manor house is a listed building (built in 1732).

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Lost Place like, worth a stop

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