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ドルトムントから海まで265キロメートル。ドルトムント・エムス運河をひたすらまっすぐ進みます。ルール地方と北海を結び、工業地帯と自然、港、都市、そして40以上の閘門を通り抜け、釣り人やサイクリスト、行楽客向けのレストランを横目に進みます。巨大な貨物船がゆっくりと航路を進み、時速12キロメートルしか許されていません。

Mühlenpädchen、自転車には少し冒険的な道ですが、本来の美しさがあります。

ヘンベルゲンは、エムス川の最も素晴らしいループの1つに直接位置しています。周辺の湿地や古い河川敷のある自然保護区は、コウノトリ、チュウヒ、ケリの楽園です。近くにあるハインツ＝リンシェ展望台からは、この原生的な川の風景の素晴らしい眺めを楽しむことができます。🌊🐦

🚲✨ ヘンベルゲン村はエムスデッテンの絵のように美しい地区で、エムス川の氾濫原の静けさと自然の美しさを他に類を見ないほど体現しています。1245年に初めて言及されたこの村は、その本来の、ほとんど瞑想的な性格を保っており、今日では本物のミュンスターラントを求めるすべての人にとって、まさに隠れた名所です。

The formerly independent parish of St. Servatius, with over 800 years of history, is one of the oldest in the diocese, as evidenced by its rare dedication to Bishop Servatius. The present church was built between 1860 and 1962, and its tower houses Emsdetten's oldest bells, dating from 1504 and 1696.

It was erected by the Wester Ladbergen shooting club and is dedicated to the deceased members of the Wester farming community.

The site consists of a boulder (memorial stone) and benches and serves as a rest area for hikers and cyclists.

This Marian chapel was erected in 1991 by the Westladbergen Citizens' Rifle Club. It stands on the Old Church Path, which runs parallel to Westladbergen Road (B 475), at the edge of a small wooded area, in whose clearing there is a large children's playground. The starting point for this project was the Citizens' Rifle Club's consideration of having a wayside shrine in Westladbergen as a memorial for fallen members of the military. However, their names are already listed on the war memorial at the cemetery entrance. In the end, it was decided to build a Marian chapel instead – also in remembrance of the fallen. The chapel has an octagonal roof clad in copper. It is open on the north side. The other sides are faced with red brick. The interior masonry consists of sand-lime brick. The plastered interior is painted a simple white. The underside of the roof, open towards the ridge, is clad with natural wood panels. On a pedestal set into the back wall stands a Madonna with the Christ Child in her arms. The statue is made of copper and was crafted in the Ickerott sculpture workshop in Greven. Inside and in front of the chapel, reddish-brown paving bricks are laid flush with the ground.