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A beautiful, small grotto on the edge of the forest, located on the Faulungen circular hiking trail. The well-maintained chapel is set into the rock face and lined with glass fragments. A cool place to pause, especially on hot days.

Unfortunately, the man cave is a bit difficult to find (depending on how you look at it). The signpost disappeared a long time ago. If you still want to go there, look out for the beech tree with the blue letters MH.

Yes, which of the two openings in the shell limestone is the Great Tatersloch? At both ends of the depression in the terrain there are deep cracks in the shell limestone. That is why I labeled them in the photos as Great Tatersloch North and Great Tatersloch South << On the second weekend in July, when the people of Wanfried celebrate their folk, shooting and home festival, the Wanfried symbolic figure leaves the Taterslöcher, a cave formation at an altitude of 460 meters not far from the Plesse rock, where the blackberry man lives.>> MY THESIS: Derived from the fact that there is a "Taterlinde" or "Daterlinde" near Bad Sooden-Allendorf, also very close to the historical border. "Tartars" = traveling people = "gypsies" are said to have fled here when they were persecuted in the other kingdom for misdeeds. And the <<TATERSLÖCHER>> are just as close to historical borders

In the artificially created grotto found here (referred to as a cave by the creator of this highlight) there is an interesting little shrine that reminds us of the Passion of Jesus: it is the Mount of Olives Grotto in Helmsdorf. According to the New Testament accounts of the Passion of Jesus Christ, the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem was the scene of two events that followed the "Last Supper": + Jesus' prayer to God the Father, during which the overtired disciples fell asleep (the scene is captured in the picture in the apse of the grotto); + and then the arrest of Jesus.

South of Lengenfeld unterm Stein, in the Dünberg, in the upper third of this shell limestone mountain, lies the so-called human cave, a typical demolition crack cave in the shell limestone. It was probably mentioned as early as 1630-1632 and surveyed in the GDR in 1987. The mouth in the form of a mountain crack is located in a small ravine or in a ditch, after which the cave probably runs predominantly vertically. More information can be found here: https://eichsfeld-archiv.de/dokument/Exkursions-_und_Befahrungsbericht_zur_%E2%80%9EMenschenh%C3%B6hle%E2%80%9D_%281987%29

A little hidden in the forest, but easy to find with Komoot. Interesting cave with an eventful history.

A small, very lovingly designed shrine on the side of the road.

The Mariengrotte is made of tuff (volcanic) from 1955.