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Kolshorn Pond is a gravel pit lake near Kolshorn. There is a second, smaller pond opposite, but it is not accessible. Both are fishing ponds.

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The fire station with its hose tower, built in 1949, stands in the village square. Next to it is a bell tower with a clock, erected in 1998. The bell tower had been dismantled from the former schoolhouse, which is now privately owned. After restoration, the tower was placed in the village square.

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A lovely seating area set up by the "Experience City & Nature Working Group" in Lehrte City Marketing. Funded by the EU and the Hanover Region. A big request to everyone stopping here: Please take your own trash with you! (It really goes without saying!)

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The most beautiful part of the route along the lake shore leads through prohibited gravel pit land but is otherwise beautiful.

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rest area and lovingly designed playground

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The moor was first mentioned in a document from Duke Wilhelm of Brunswick and Lüneburg in 1365, and peat has been dug here since the Middle Ages. The moor landscape is very reminiscent of Scandinavia. There are large areas with ferns, blueberries in abundance, and cranberries can also be found.

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Regarding Kolshorn: Kolshorn consists of two parts. The main village of Kolshorn lies to the northeast, while the significantly smaller Klein-Kolshorn is located about one kilometer to the southwest. To the west lies the Kolshorn Moor, part of the Altwarmbüchen Moor. Just under one kilometer to the east are two gravel pit lakes; the larger of these is the Kolshorn Pond. Kolshorn is predominantly agricultural, with horse breeding playing a significant role. [https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolshorn]

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This entire path along the ponds is closed. It belongs to the fishing club, the entrance has been blocked off and there are fines for entering the area without permission. What a shame.

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