ドイチュ・カルテンブルンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

巡礼者/散策者が十字架の前で立ち止まる際の思考のきっかけとして、今日の枝の主日の典礼から引用します。 »あなたの御子の死を通して、あなたは私たちに、信仰が約束する生を希望する力を与えてくださいます。彼の復活を通して、私たちの巡礼の目的地に到達する恵みを与えてください。«

The Irish-born writer and literary scholar Clive Staples Lewis (1898–1963), author of the fantasy series "The Chronicles of Narnia" (for which he was awarded the Carnegie Medal for Literature in 1956 for the final volume), only found his way to Christianity after a period of atheism and materialism. Before the small sacred monument in the form of a crucifix that stands here, I quote an important sentence by C. S. Lewis, which he wrote down during his conversion to Jesus Christ as Savior and Redeemer (1931): "Now, the story of Christ is simply a true myth: a myth that affects us just like any other, but with the enormous difference that it really happened."

Here you can take a relaxing break in the shade of a tree.

A beautiful historic building. With a huge section of the mill's machinery on display in front. I've walked past and through it a few times. It's always a great photo opportunity. Nearby, you'll also find some benches and a book exchange right next to the mill.

A truly fantastic facility for young and old. It's fun to complete the trail with all its stations!

Quiz enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy here. It's fun.

Here, next to the church, you'll find the local war memorial. Rest areas and parking are also available all around, as well as a viewing terrace overlooking the "Moor in Rohr."

Here, at the starting point of the "Moor in Rohr" hike, you'll find this viewing terrace with a view of the moor. Right next to it are a few information boards and plenty of parking for cars. The church and war memorial are also in the immediate vicinity.