ヴィッテルダでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

18世紀には、ゴータ公国とプロイセン王国の国境がここにありました。石の多くはまだ残っています。

ここではとても美味しいものを食べたり飲んだりできます。最高です。

Dear Touringen and other hiking enthusiasts. Today I received a message from Mr. Kienel of the Funke Media Group regarding defective stamps and other "problems" of this kind. He has forwarded my reported information to the responsible persons. He further wrote that it is not possible to respond to all reports individually or at all. Many stamp systems and signposts are being deliberately destroyed – especially after the weekends, there are a lot of reports. He asks for your understanding that this may take longer to process. Best hiking greetings from Thorsten and Lilo

ideal for a short break

We also wanted to get the stamp today at the Grundmühle (mill) on the Ophrabach stream. Unfortunately, the mill was completely closed (probably due to a youth consecration ceremony - outside - according to local residents). That was a real shame, as the stamp box is located on fenced private property, and therefore no stamp box number could be noted.

Small spring with drinking water.

The slender limestone column with strong signs of weathering is generally known as the "Long Stone". Flattenings on the sides, on which remnants of inscriptions can be seen, indicate that it was used as a signpost at one time. However, the inscription above an arrow is no longer visible. The appearance of the direction arrow indicates that the inscription dates to the period around 1850-1880.

The cross, which is taller than a man and is made of ash wood, was created by the Friedrichsdorf sculptor Ulrich Minkus. It is reminiscent of the Orphal monastery, which was first mentioned in 1074 and is said to have stood on this spot. The cross was blessed on August 28, 2016 by the priests of the surrounding communities.