ヘミングシュテットのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

「ハーンフェストマン」と呼ばれるハーンベーアマンは、この祭りのために伝統的な衣装を着て、鶏を樽に閉じ込めました。後に、鶏は助けられ、通りでボッセルのボールを使ったゲームが行われました。鶏は、ハイデの農民共和国の自由の象徴として祝われました。

this is probably the landmark

There's a bench with a trash can right by the path. From here, you can look out over the paddocks and see the path.

Large trash can and seating with a table. Parking is also available nearby.

There's a small jam stall on the corner. Right next door, you can watch free-range chickens.

There's a bench with a trash can and an engraved stone along the path. From the bench, you can look out over fields and paths/roads.

A permanent bench with a trash can. There's also a table nearby, but no seating.

The cast-iron figure of the Hahnbeermann is traditionally dressed in a black suit, top hat and the so-called Wittwark, namely white gloves, white bow tie and white shirt. This reminds us of the tradition of the Südereggen-Hahnbeer, which has existed since 1841 and which also includes the other symbols depicted: Boßelkugel, rooster and wooden barrel. Hahnbeer (Low German for rooster festival) arose at a time when Heide was still a farming community. Every year in February a big festival took place in which the symbols played an important role: Originally a live rooster was locked in a wooden barrel. In order to free the rooster, attempts were made to destroy the barrel with stones and clubs. If the rooster survived this procedure, it was a good omen for the coming year. From 1841 onwards this procedure was replaced by a Boßel fight in the streets and since then no animal has been tortured. To this day, the festival is a highlight in the Heide calendar. Data on the work: Siegfried Assmann: Hahnbeermann with Boßelkugel, Tünn and Hahn (2015, bronze) Süderstraße 31, 25746 Heide Route planner: 54.1923, 9.09078 https://sh-kunst.de/siegfried-assmann-hahnbeermann/