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No drinking water. The helicopter 🚁 is around the corner.

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This church has chosen the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary as its patron saint. Her birth, nor her parents, are not specifically mentioned in the biblical writings of the New Testament, but early apocryphal (i.e., not included in the canon of the official Bible) writings named Saint Anne and her husband, Saint Joachim, as their parents. St. Anne's Church—located on Lake Bethesda in Jerusalem—is considered the site of the Blessed Virgin's childhood home. The Catholic Church celebrates the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary on September 8th, as do the Orthodox and Anglican Christians.

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The church is open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The interior is rather simple, but still worth seeing.

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If you're a beginner and want to push yourself to your limits, I can only recommend the climb, but the most fun is going back down the mountain!

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The "St. Martin" Church in Heimbuchenthal is designed in the Rococo style and was built in 1757. A complete restoration took place in 2003.

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Beautiful view of the Aschafftal

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Very good water. It's not drinkable, but the koi carp like it.

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Between Hörstein and Wasserlos (Alzenau) After the climb from both directions, a small reward awaits: a wide, open view over seemingly endless rows of vines that stretch harmoniously along the slope. The view not only sweeps into the Kahlgrund Valley, but on a clear day, extends as far as the Frankfurt skyline – and with a bit of luck, you can even spot the Feldberg in the Taunus Mountains on the horizon. The vines lie between Hörstein and Wasserlos – yes, that's right, Wasserlos! And even though the place name suggests otherwise: these vines are anything but thirsty. On the contrary – they are in full bloom and delight connoisseurs and cyclists alike. 🍇😉 The cycle path here is pleasantly wide, ideal for a short break: whether for a photo, a deep breath, or simply to savor the moment. A highlight for connoisseurs – on two wheels, as if in a glass.

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nice climb with a steady gradient

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Beautiful scenery. A fantastic climb and descent. Excellent asphalt. Usually light traffic. Motorcyclists also like to ride here, except on weekends.

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Super beautiful scenery. The asphalt here is a dream. Perfect for road bikes.

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Such “resting sticks” were common in rural areas in earlier times. The “rests”, sometimes made of wood, sometimes of stone, were usually located a few hundred meters from the village. Here the “porters” could rest for a moment from the load they had to carry:

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A beautiful church

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Roman Catholic, listed old parish church. The stone-faced hall church was built between 1753 and 1757. The walls are made of rubble stone. The church furnishings include the high altar built in the late 17th century. More: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Martin_(Heimbuchenthal)

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This is the Roman Catholic, listed old parish church of St. Martin in Heimbuchenthal. More: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Martin_(Heimbuchenthal)

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First parish church of Heimbuchenthal.

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Super beautiful landscape. Relatively little traffic, apart from the motorcyclists. And great asphalt 👍

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Here you can merge into the flowing traffic from the traffic lights in Haibach and then zoom down at a decent speed. The warning light shows when the lights turn red on the bend. At the end of the village, the bus turnaround is right where the bike path changes, and oncoming traffic can easily be overlooked here... so be careful! Further down, vehicles sometimes cross the bike path without paying attention to you... be careful again!

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The smooth asphalt invites you to take a fast descent.

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