スーシュテットの湖・トップ13

Located on the Erdmann Cycle Route

Little info from the internet: Mill pond and mill dam The Syker Mühlenteich stretched up to the Mühlendamm in the middle of the 20th century. The dam and the backwater were built around 1387 on behalf of Count Otto III. by Hoya. The water from the Hache dammed here powered a grain mill that the sovereign had built opposite Syker Castle, today's district court. The water mill, which was almost completely demolished in 1969, was in operation until 1951. After turbines replaced water wheels in 1903 and 1910, large amounts of backwater were no longer necessary. The miller therefore stopped the pond cleaning that was previously usual. The body of water, which was artificially created in the late Middle Ages, became increasingly silted up and silted up, which caused some resentment among the population. Finally, the city of Syke bought the historic mill pond site and had it converted into a park in 1956. The horseshoe-shaped reservoir disappeared. Where the dam island used to be, a kidney-shaped pond was created, in keeping with contemporary taste. Sykes “Mill” Pond acquired its current shape when the park was redesigned in the 1970s.

Nice for bird spotters

Very nice well-preserved water mill in Süstedt. It is also nice to use it as a wedding mill.

Mill in Stuhren

You can get married in the mill and there is also space in the adjacent building for the subsequent celebration in a rustic atmosphere. The Süstedter Heimatverein hosts chatter evenings in the small outbuilding. In and around the pond you can not only observe fish (including trout), but also beautiful dragonflies at the right time of year.

Again, this highlight is already known as Pastorenteich. It should be combined at some point.

Actually, the highlight already exists as Pastorenteich, which is also the name of this beautiful pond.