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The Kirchbarkau - Preetz - Lütjenburg (KPL) narrow-gauge railway, founded in 1908, connected rural towns in the region from 1910 onwards over a distance of 41.1 kilometres with 23 stops and was used primarily for freight transport, for example for agricultural products. Despite good infrastructure and regular transport, it was not economically viable, so passenger transport was initially discontinued and then all operations were discontinued in 1938. The line was dismantled, but relics such as the Schwentine Bridge remind us of this short but significant era in regional transport history.

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nice to rest, enjoy and linger

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Just watch out for the edge when going up and down

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It's a shame that the Steinfurter Mühle is no longer accessible to hikers and cyclists, the country and its people 😥... Properly managed and a little spruced up, this place would be a burner, especially from spring to late summer 😉...

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The Steinfurther mill looks sad today. Things used to be different, there was a refreshing Hefeweizen or a fried brown trout in the romantic mill garden right by the babbling river.

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The Steinfurther mill has belonged to the water and soil association Eider am Schulensee since 1920. The old Steinfurther mill is open to guests. Klönschnack with a music session for everyone is on the program on the last Friday of the month. A restaurant should possibly follow again. Unfortunately, the latter is not yet foreseeable 😉...

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Bay at the Schanze.

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The historic Steinfurther mill was once a popular excursion restaurant with delicious fish. Now, according to the notice, 'Klönschnack with music session for everyone' is on the program every last Friday. I've never heard of any events there.

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Very nice to look at, both left to the Nettelau and right to the Schwentine 👏...

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Very impressive how nature can be shown 😊...

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The Sieversdorf Bridge was renovated this winter. The old wooden bridge was replaced.

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It's the other way around with trees than with us humans: the older they get, the more beautiful they become.

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I love sniffing the wool moss. It tickles your nose so beautifully with summer freshness.

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The Flaschenmoor is the largest regenerating and still partially preserved raised bog in Schleswig-Holstein. It lies between Bordesholm and Neumünster and is an experience in every season. Round tours of various lengths invite you to go hiking or walking. Don't forget your rubber boots if it's rained for a few days in a row. Further information and a map showing how to get there is available on the Flaschenmoor website.

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The path on the west bank of Lake Einfeld was compacted in 2022 tipsi toppsi.

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Tip: The path was recompacted in 2022 tippsi toppsi. 👍

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I like to smell the cotton grass👃 it tickles my nose so nicely and smells like summer.

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Always worth a visit - also easy to reach by public transport!

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With only 2.41 ha of small willow thicket and reed wilderness, the core of today's nature reserve (NSG) "West shore of Lake Einfeld" was placed under protection by decree on January 24, 1955 as a "bird sanctuary at Lake Einfeld". The primary protection goal was to create an undisturbed reserve for bird life. Due to the progressive silting up of the lake, the topography of the nature reserve soon no longer corresponded to its registered borders. However, it was to take more than ten years before the NSG was finally enlarged to around 13 ha by decree of November 12, 1987. At the same time, the protection goal was expanded to include a sustainable safeguarding of the near-natural shore landscape with various silting-up zones and an open water surface. The nature reserve for NABU Schleswig-Holstein has been looked after by NABU Neumünster from the start.

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No bog without birch trees. You can go hiking or cycling here.

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