ディーンの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ12

踊る人形のあるApener Tiefにある休憩所です。 とても静かで、リラックスするのに最適です。

Here in Vreschen-Bokel at Aper Tief is the weather shelter. ...Next to the shelter is a beautiful sculpture by Jörg Ridderbusch....The dancing sheep.

Place name Over the centuries, the place name has been written in different ways: on maps from 1592 and 1806, the place is called "Grot Sander", in 1599 it was called "Grotesande". In 1613 it was called "Grot Sander", in 1645 it was called "Grose sander", in 1719 it was called "Groß Sander". Other spellings are "Groz-Sander" (1804), "Groß-Sander" (1818) and "Groot-Sande" (1889). Today the spelling "Großsander" is officially used. "Sand" is often used as a base word for settlements in "sandy" areas shaped by the Ice Age. The defining word "Groß-" is used to distinguish it from the place "Kleinsander" which lies about 1 km to the south.

Nice secluded place to rest and celebrate

All the little birds are back...how nice 😍. Hopefully it stays that way now 🙏.

Weather shelter and sculpture are right on the bridge.

Bokel Bridge

The nature reserve, designated NSG WE 285, covers approximately 93 hectares. Approximately 81 hectares are located in the Cloppenburg district, and 12 hectares in the Ammerland district. The 85-hectare FFH area of the same name is part of the nature reserve. The area has been protected since January 1, 2018. The responsible lower nature conservation authorities are the Cloppenburg and Ammerland districts. The nature reserve is located east of Barßel. It protects a section of the lowland of the eponymous Godensholter Tief, with remnants of adjacent glacial inland dunes. The lowland is predominantly characterized by moist fen soils with grassland used as pasture or hay meadows. Reed beds and moist tall herbaceous meadows are also found. In some areas, remnants of alluvial forest dominated by alder and ash, wooded plots, and groups of trees are found. In some places, there are oxbow lakes of the Godensholter Tief.