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The heath was white where we were, but the heath is also worth a visit in winter. A great place!

What a mystical place! We experienced it all in the snow with Heidschnucken sheep. So beautiful!

The mill was first mentioned in 1478 when it was sold by the von dem Berge family. Over its long history, it was used as a flour mill, oil mill, groat mill, tan mill, and sawmill. From the early 1960s to the late 1980s, the watermill was used solely for the mill's own needs; after that, it was no longer in use. The mill, as it can be seen today, dates back to the early 18th century. It, like the bakehouse, is located on the mill island. The bakehouse dates back to the 17th century and is still fully functional. Bread is still baked here at least once a year, for the traditional potato festival. The mill's core dates back to 1771. The half-timbered building was expanded in several construction phases, and two stories were added in some parts. It is a simple brick half-timbered structure with gable roofs covered with red clay tiles. https://muehlenhof-soderstorf.de/die-muehle/

We were very early in the heath it is worth it

Recommended to go here early in the morning

The photo no longer corresponds to the current condition!

Beautiful small heath area, which invites you to go hiking with the adjacent forests.

I'll save myself the copy-key, which is largely done here - and with such frequency that it makes you sick. Oldendorfer Totenstatt is an old large stone grave in the countryside of Oldendorf (Luhe). Mighty boulders form a burial chamber here, which has been used several times over the centuries. A picnic area invites you to take a break. The unusual shape of the valley immediately catches the eye. It is believed that this valley was formed by a river at the end of the Ice Age and therefore received its shape. From here you can easily get to Kronsbergheide. The Heath Queen of Amelinghausen has been elected there since 1950. Heather Blossom Festival takes place every year in the 3rd week of August. Totenstatt is a RAD-free zone! MTB and gravel cyclists should pay particular attention...the Totenstatt is not a lawless area