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Worth seeing, quiet side road from Voggendorf to Gottesgab.

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Buger lace is always beautiful.

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One of the green lungs of the city.

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When the weather's nice, crowds flock to the Buger Spitze, which divides the Regnitz into its left and right branches. And rightly so, as it's a great place to linger, take a pedal boat ride, or simply stroll through the Luisenhain.

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Beautiful view of the Regnitz and the Buger Spitze.

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To us, a mill pond like the one presented to the cyclist here may seem very ordinary, but in the fantasy world of someone like Otfried Preußler (1923 to 2013), who became famous with the children's books he wrote, things look very different: it is also the habitat of a water sprite family, and his book "The Little Water Sprite", which is still popular today, tells of the adventures that the family's offspring experience in the mill pond. The "Stiftung Lesen" reviews it: "The water sprite invited twenty-seven relatives - and twenty-six came. Twelve water sprites with their wives, a well man and the bridge woman from St. Nepomuk's Bridge! And they all accepted the invitation because they want to see the little water sprite that the water sprite dad is so proud of. And he can be - because the cheeky little shirt-faced boy can already swim, barely having been born. And he learns everything else faster than his worried parents would like. His friend, the cautious carp Cyprinus, can sometimes only wiggle his fins... The children's book classic from 1956 has already enchanted generations of readers, who can then pass on their own childhood memories as well as the fantastic adventures of the little water sprite when reading aloud to children aged around 5 and above." (Text source: Stiftung Lesen)

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Hornets nest at the pond

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Hornets prey on birdhouse

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