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Along the path are several steles bearing excerpts from Theodor Fontane's famous poem "Herr von Ribbeck auf Ribbeck im Havelland." The black granite stones are engraved with verses and invite you to pause and read – a cultural highlight in the midst of nature. Tip: Take your time to read the steles one after the other. This way, the poem unfolds piece by piece along the path, connecting literature with the landscape.

Ostertaltour goes a lot through the forest, good if it is too warm

nice route

You can sit by the water and relax. Perfect way to cool down in summer 😉

The Evangelical Church of Werschweiler is a sacred building in Werschweiler in Saarland, a district of the district town of St. Wendel. Werschweiler is assigned to the parish of Dörrenbach in the Saar-East church district of the Evangelical Church in the Rhineland. The church was built as a hall church in the classicist style. It is divided into a nave, in the form of a rectangular hall, and a square tower in the west with a pointed roof. The side walls of the nave have three axes with round-arch windows in the middle and are divided by a horizontal, reddish cornice. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evangelische_Kirche_(Werschweiler)

A great idea to mark and decorate the bench in this way!

Herr von Ribbeck auf Ribbeck im Havelland is a ballad by Theodor Fontane from 1889. Fontane tells the story of the generous Herr von Ribbeck auf Ribbeck im Havelland. He gives away the pears from the tree in his garden to passing children, whom he addresses in Brandenburg dialect ("Lütt Dirn, kumm man röwer, ick hebb ’ne Birn"). His son, on the other hand, is stingy. When old Ribbeck feels his death approaching, he orders that a pear be placed in his grave. A new pear tree sprouts from this, and the children can continue to help themselves to the fruit, although his heir keeps the garden and the tree there under lock and key from now on.

The Evangelical Parish Church, also known as St. Margaret's Church, in Niederkirchen is an important religious and historical building. Its varied history is reflected in the various architectural style elements that characterize the church today. St. Margaret's Church impresses with its Romanesque origins, which are reflected in the thick walls and the small, round-arched windows. The church's tower, which was added later, dominates the appearance and offers a striking sight in the townscape of Niederkirchen.