ゼルムスドルフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Such stone monuments were primarily erected for someone who died at the site, either by family members or by the perpetrator of the murder, who had been obligated to do so by arbitration as part of a reconciliation agreement. Commonly, they are therefore also known as expiation stones or murder memorials. This stele, with its horseshoe-shaped headpiece made of Gotlandic limestone, was erected on the medieval trade route between Dassow and Lübeck. It is dedicated to Marquard Börzöw; little is known about the circumstances of his death here. On the front, the headpiece depicts a crucifix standing on a rise, beneath which kneels a male figure with a money pouch at his belt—presumably the person to whom this stone is dedicated. Above his hands is the prayer formula "miserere mei deus" (Miserable love for my God). The minuscule inscription translates as: "Pray to God for Marquard Börzöw, who died in the year 1398 on the feast day of Saint Clement (November 23)." tardkreis

On the way to the eastern bank of the Trave, you'll find plenty of woodruff on both the right and left sides. Enjoy it.

The Kolonnenweg (Colonial Path) remains largely intact even decades after the end of the GDR and today serves as a hiking and cycling path along the former border. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolonnenweg

A really beautiful path with many meters of elevation

We were there spontaneously, I had noted this point in the app for ages. It's super lonely, the path very very narrow, but the goal is worth it! Small oasis in good weather. ⛱️🌊☀️

A narrow, sloping path leads through the nature reserve down to the beach. Very nice place where you can watch the boats on the Trave.

a nice distance away from any parking lot is a beach that is mostly only used by walkers with dogs.

While hiking we came through the village of Teschow. Small and tranquil, pretty houses and farms. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teschow_(Selmsdorf)