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Even in December, this route is impressive. Low sun, clear cold air, perfect weather for photography, and virtually tourist-free even during the day.

Not really a highlight, but the toy train also shines in the autumn sun...

With its impressive height of 106m, the Telekom radio tower is visible from afar. The RK1/RK5 runs right past it. A little further north is the Friedensmühle.

At the exit to Wahlsdorf, not far from the Petkus radio tower, the Friedensmühle Petkus, built in 1835 as a post mill, is clearly visible. The name Friedensmühle was coined by local poet Richard Conrad in a newspaper article after the Second World War. In the 1950s, the post mill was converted into a Paltrock mill with a wind rose and louvre blades. This conversion made it possible to enlarge the mill and accommodate more grinding mechanisms. After extensive restoration work in the early 1990s, the mill is fully functional again. https://www.reiseregion-flaeming.de/poi/flaeming/historische-baudenkmaeler-und-staetten/friedensmuehle-petkus/

Please keep the area clean ✌🏻

At the town exit to Wahlsdorf you can see the 1835 post mill, which was built in 1835. Local poet Richard Conrad coined the name Friedensmühle in a newspaper article after the Second World War. In the 1950s, the post mill was converted into a paltrock mill with a compass rose and venetian blinds.

The Jüterboger water tower was built between 1893 and 1902 and served to supply the field artillery and foot artillery shooting school. (https://www.rottenplaces.de/main/wasserturm-jueterbog-ii-buehlowstrasse-38070/)