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The Dr. Ullrich Foundation was established by veterinarian Dr. Alexander Ullrich in 1996. His practice was located here at the memorial stone. His legacy was used to purchase senior-friendly housing. The foundation also supports students of veterinary medicine, human medicine, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, forestry, and agriculture by providing grants toward their tuition fees.

The western tangent at Prinzenmoor is a good 1 km long. Komoot, or OSM, Open Street Map, on whose maps Komoot is based, conceals a direct avenue-like access to the Prinzenmoor settlement at the northern end of the western tangent.

The tangent has a small ditch to the west. It's partly wooded. With a bit of luck, you'll spot animal traps. For martens? And at the northern end, a bench in the shade.

The southern tangent is a good 1 km long. It's easily accessible and enjoys plenty of sunshine.

A memorial to the fallen soldiers of both World Wars is located at this intersection. It is a place of reflection.

The Protestant church in Hamdorf, built in 1877, stands on a hill above the Eider Valley. Even before reaching Hamdorf, the red brick church tower can be seen from all directions. The church includes the surrounding cemetery and the parsonage with its large parsonage garden. In front of the church is a large, mostly shady 🅿️.

The bench is fully shaded on the main path, near the northern entrance to the moor.

Originally, the Prinzenmoor was an undeveloped raised bog landscape that was only made usable for agriculture through drainage and settlement. The name is thus a reminder of the Danish rule over Schleswig-Holstein at the time and the targeted settlement policy of that time.