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The single-story gallery Dutch windmill in Bagband was built in 1812.

Zero point for the land registry office

The Protestant Lutheran Granite Block Church in Middels was built entirely of granite blocks at the beginning of the 13th century and is one of the oldest churches in East Frisia. The stones come from granite boulders from the Ice Age, which were painstakingly shaped into ashlars. The walls are 1.5 meters thick. The brick bell tower dates from the 14th century and stands a few meters away from the church building. Inside the church is a remarkable organ, built in the second third of the 18th century. The bell tower is also geographically interesting, as it serves as a height measuring point.

When there is little traffic, you can drive right along the canal. The drawbridges also invite you to "change sides" every now and then.

Ostgroßefehn Windmill Built in 1804, this windmill is a two-story gallery-style Dutch windmill with a wind rose, miller's house, and outbuildings. The ridge height is 21 meters, the gallery height 8 meters, and the current four shuttered sails have a wingspan of 22 meters. The three millstones and one hulling mill of this grain mill were primarily used for processing buckwheat, the main crop of the fen colonies at that time. Around 1900, a power generation system was installed. The mill ceased operation in 1968. From 1969 to 1988, the mill served as a museum of mill and fen history. In 1992/1993, it underwent conversion and complete renovation. While the buildings were restored in the original style, the existing and functional milling equipment was supplemented with state-of-the-art technology in the form of a generator that feeds electricity into the grid. . ... The mill and the adjacent warehouse house an art exhibition, while the miller's house contains the tourist information center for the municipality of Großefehn. The barn of the miller's house is now operated as a "barn hotel" and event venue.

Benches, barbecue hut, playground, everything a runner needs.

Beautiful quiet spot, off the beaten track.

On the way to Esens you cross the Benser Tief over this bridge