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1850年から1959年にかけて、この地域では粘土が採掘されていました。採掘された粘土はレンガの製造に使用され、レンガは船でハーフェル川を経由してベルリンに運ばれていました。現在、約35あった元の粘土の穴は水で満たされ、景観の迷宮を形成しています。

1850年から1959年の間、この地域では粘土が採掘されていました。採掘された粘土はレンガの製造に使用され、レンガは船でハーフェル川を経由してベルリンに運ばれました。現在、約35の元の粘土採掘跡は水で満たされ、景観の迷路を形成しています。

Anyone cycling through the Havelland region on a hot summer day will eventually feel the need to simply immerse themselves – literally. Between the Götzer Berge and the Havel riverbanks, a small paradise opens up: the Deetzer Erdelöcher (Deetz Earth Holes). A landscape of former gravel pits that have soaked up water and now lie so quiet, as if they had never wanted to be anything else. The bathing area isn't an open-air pool with chips and noise – it's a strip of sand bordered by reeds, a small gateway to infinity. The water is clear, the bottom soft, and when you arrive in the morning, it's as if you're submerging your first thought of the day in the water. Hardly anyone is around, no noise, no music – just nature, a few dragonflies, and the quiet jubilation of summer, which here still knows what time can feel like when you don't let it be taken away.

Great Havel landscape

Former clay pits, now an enchanted water world, excellent cycle path

Exploring the many narrow paths between the holes in the earth is fun!! 🤠

Extremely beautiful, worth a visit, especially on sunny, mild winter days, because you can just relax and unwind ALONE😊

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