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かつての監視塔であったフローシェイマー・ヴァルテは、15世紀にはマインツ大司教区がライン川右岸の領土を保護するために建設したカステルラントヴェーアの一部でした。世俗化（1803年）の後、防衛すべきものがほとんどなくなったため、ラントヴェーアはその重要性を失いました。 フローシェイマー・ヴァルテは次第に廃墟と化しました。1996年には、中世の監視塔の遺構の隣に、歴史的な模範に基づいた再建がなされました。ここからは、ラインガウやタウヌス地方、そしてフランクフルトのスカイラインまで、四方への壮大なパノラマビューが楽しめます。 ブドウ畑と週末のウィンターラウンジを備えた人気の行楽地「フローシェイマー・ヴァルテ」では、シュプンデケーゼ、ハントケーゼ、そしてバイエルン風サラダを提供しており、ヴィッカーとホーホハイムのブドウ畑からの最高のワインと共に楽しめます。詳細はこちら: https://www.rheingau.com/infosystem/floersheimer-warte/poi.html。

ほとんどのブドウ畑の道は走りやすいです。

このルートが私のお気に入りである理由はいくつかあります。a) 素晴らしい眺め、b) 静か c) 日中は（雲の具合が良ければ）ほぼ常に日当たりの良い場所です。

Thanks to the helper from RC Hattersheim who tirelessly warned about the hairpin bend.

This is the Kelsterbach Canoe Club. Below is some information from the club. Our club is dedicated to promoting canoeing and kayaking for recreational and amateur athletes – entirely on a volunteer and non-profit basis. We do not offer canoe rentals or guided tours. However, anyone interested in canoeing is warmly invited to visit us during our training sessions and participate in a free introductory session. This is a great way to get to know our sport and our club without any obligation!

Great for blasting through

On June 24, 2022, the new St. John's Chapel at the Gimbach farm was consecrated. As an introduction and reminder: The first stone evidence of a sacred site dates back to the sixth century. For centuries, various buildings stood here, including a chapel, which was only demolished at the beginning of the 19th century. Processions and pilgrimages to this site have been documented since around 1650 and are still carried out today. Drawings, paintings, and map entries of the structures have also existed for centuries. (A brief note regarding various images and depictions from that time: For artistic reasons, the background, e.g., the 451-meter-high Staufen mountain, was moved to a different location to fit the overall picture.) Around 1912, the Pfeffer family, and subsequently the Schiela family, considered rebuilding the demolished chapel. They even collected existing building materials. But it wasn't until about 100 years later, around 2010, that the idea of building a pilgrimage site or shrine was revived, albeit somewhat circuitously: Mrs. Schiela's husband was visiting a doctor in Flörsheim when he spoke with a relative. One topic of conversation was a prayer room in Gimbach. Through the doctors, Dr. Betina Kilb-Fessler and Dr. Joachim Fessler, I, Helmut Mohr, was approached as a friend and architect, as I had been involved with church construction and renovations in the Main-Taunus district since 1983. Contact with Mrs. Schiela and her sister then led to the coordination and work that culminated in the project, the results of which can be seen here.

From the Meisterturm tower, you have a magnificent panoramic view of the entire Rhine-Main region, the Taunus mountains, and the surrounding area. Truly beautiful! 🤩