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The signpost shows the cardinal directions and distances to important cities and places around the globe.

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The Walterbach is a small, unassuming, yet significant stream in the Deister hills, giving its name to the Walterbach Valley. It originates in the wooded heights of this low mountain range and flows gently through a diverse valley of meadows, moorland, and dense deciduous forests. Its course appears natural and largely untouched, giving the stream special ecological value. Typical of the Walterbach is its clear, cool water, which meanders gently through the valley. Alders, willows, and ferns grow along its banks, providing shade for the stream and simultaneously offering habitat for numerous animals. Amphibians, dragonflies, and waterfowl find ideal conditions here, while the stream itself is home to small animals and insect larvae, which play a vital role in the ecological balance. The Walterbach not only shapes the natural landscape but also the atmosphere of the valley. Its soft babbling accompanies walkers and hikers on the surrounding paths, enhancing the feeling of peace and seclusion. Especially during periods of heavy rain, the stream becomes more prominent, demonstrating just how dynamic and vibrant this small body of water can be. Historically, the Walterbach likely played a role in the water supply and the use of the surrounding land, for example, for grazing livestock or small-scale forestry.

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Memorial stone for Heinrich Koch with benches for resting

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Memorial stone on Schraube Way (Albert Schraube)

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Because it was too warm, the stream was empty.

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Beautiful view

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Thanks to the wasteland a little view

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However, the gradients are limited

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