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AI Mode All Images News Videos Short Videos Books Web Finance Search Options Feedback Overview with AI A large solar park is planned in the municipality of Schwartbuck in the Plön district (near Schmoel), for which the municipality has given the green light. The plant is part of the growing expansion of ground-mounted photovoltaics in the region. Further details, such as the exact operator or the final output, were not specified in the search results. Key aspects of the project: Location: Schwartbuck/Schmoel area, Plön district.

With the Baltic Sea card there are 8 wicks and then the candle pulling begins (bring time with you)

Relic from a bygone era

So many great ideas!

As always, a detour to Cafe Nepal. Drinks and food always available. Recommended rest stop

It looked funny, but we didn't stop. Coffee and tea were served in thermoses on the table. Service is provided by hand, payment is based on trust in the cash register

By the way, the word ‘vaccine’ comes from the Latin ‘vacca’, ‘cow’. Precisely because the first vaccinations were carried out with cowpox viruses.

Peter Plett, a teacher from Stakendorf, discovered in 1791 that cowpox lymph is effective against smallpox (Blatter). Vaccinations were then carried out in the provost's office. Peter Plett thus prevented people from becoming disfigured and dying. This stone was erected in Stakendorf to commemorate his discovery. His achievements are also reflected in the flag of Stakendorf: https://efi2.schleswig-holstein.de/wr/wr.asp?Aktion=Datenblatt&ID=1037 The vaccinations in the provost's office took place 5 years before the discovery of the modern smallpox vaccination by Mr. Edward Jenner, who reaped fame as a researcher: https://www.aerzteblatt.de/nachrichten/140253/Erfinder-der-Pockenimpfung-Vor-200-Jahren-starb-Edward-Jenner#:~:text=Einen%20wesentlichen%20Anteil%20am%20Erfolg,der%20die%20moderne%20Pockenschutzimpfung%20erfand.