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Magnificent stretch of track in a superb area

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Two herons have recently been wading through the shallow water here.

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Nice little pond right on the way.

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These smaller ponds, artificially created in the Middle Ages, were used by the nobles for fish farming. Today they are left to their own devices, are used for recreation and offer a diverse living space.

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This pond got its name based on the "fast gallows" that used to stand here. The Vilseck Chronicle describes: "Some Vilseckers, who only obeyed laws and regulations when they brought them advantages, could easily be forced and encouraged through a" quick gallows treatment "to serve the welfare of all again in their lives. ) The quick gallows was an effective means of coercion. (...) The Vilsecker Schnellgalgen consisted of a gallows-like wooden frame on which a basket-like housing hung on a chain, which could be locked but still provided a view. (...) The convicted criminal had to take a seat in the basket, then the city servant threw the swaying basket repeatedly and unexpectedly into the water, whereby the convicted person often swallowed water in his fear.

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With a size of approx. 14 ha, the Haidweiher is the largest still water in the municipality of Kümmersbruck and in the entire district of Amberg-Sulzbach. It is a pond (drainable) with extensive reed beds, which is an important breeding, resting and food habitat for numerous bird species and an important amphibian spawning area. The Haidweiher is fed over the Bruckwiesengraben. Due to its structurally rich bank area, it contributes to the high reproduction of various fish species. Whitefish, perch, carp and tench are at home here. Pike and pikeperch feel very comfortable and grow quickly and stately. The Haidweiher water ski club is also located here, and it regularly hosts important national and international championships. Sport and fishing have an excellent relationship here.

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Especially in late spring, the many water lines are a feast for the eyes

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The Hüllweiher in Grasberg is station 1 of the circular route "A Jura landscape tells": Water is and remains vital for people at all times and in all places. Water points were of crucial importance in the rural environment: the Hüll or Dorfweiher is an example of this. The hull was usually not fenced, sometimes almost two meters deep in the middle, which was very dangerous. Therefore, e.g. the Birgländ parents always their children with the saying: "Don't go too close to the envelope, otherwise the envelope man (envelope man) will come and pull you in".

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