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a well-preserved forest glassworks. There were several of these in the Solling region, and in some places you can even still find pieces of glass.

Ulrich's Pond in the Hasselbach Valley is now a beautiful, romantic spot. Originally built to generate energy, it is now a small natural paradise.

So it's Ullrich's Pond. But it has nothing to do with the former grinding mill (which one is that? There are, or were, several in HoMi). There used to be the Ullrich wood and furniture factory on Pipping (the house is still standing, now a half-timbered house converted into a residential building), which used the reservoir to generate electricity. How do I know this: My in-laws have lived here since time immemorial; the older ones still remember it; the grinding mill (one of the former ones) is family-owned. You can also read about it online, for example, here: https://www.naturpark-solling-vogler.de/index.php/mittelgebirgsbach.html

It's nice that history is preserved here.

An interesting place at the Lakenteich, information boards offer you interesting facts and directly at the pond you will find benches for a rest

The Lakenteich was created at the end of the 17th century as rafting began to take off in the Solling. After the local glassworks ceased operations, the focus was on logging - the Lakenteich served as the first collection point before the wood was transported via the Neuer Teich, the Ilme and Leine to the North Sea. Today the pond is a biotope and natural paradise. Visitors can enjoy a wonderful view of the water from the iconic three birches. At the glassworks excavation site, several display boards provide information about glass production in the Solling in the 17th century. https://www.naturpark-solling-vogler.de/index.php/lakenteich-neuer-teich.html

Very beautiful natural place.

A very idyllic pond. Information boards provide information about its history.