ノルトハウゼンの天然記念物・トップ11

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Ancient linden trees here are called "Gypsy Linden" because Gypsies used to gather here hundreds of years ago. A village is said to have once stood here. Concerned local authorities have cordoned off the shady spot to protect it from falling branches.

According to legend, Saint Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg from 923 to 973, plunged his crosier into the earth here on his way from Bishop of Strasbourg to Abbot of Schuttern Monastery in the summer heat, causing this spring to spring forth. The spring water was said to have healing properties for various children's illnesses and eye diseases. Today, only the well room remains. In 1981, the well room was restored to a clean condition and fitted with a gate. The memorial stone depicts a relief of Saint Ulrich plunging his crosier into the earth and the bubbling spring.

According to legend, Saint Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg from 923 to 973, plunged his crosier into the earth here on his way from Bishop of Strasbourg to Abbot of Schuttern Monastery in the summer heat, causing this spring to spring forth. The spring water was said to have healing properties for various children's illnesses and eye diseases. Today, only the well room remains. In 1981, the well room was restored to a clean condition and fitted with a gate. The memorial stone depicts a relief of Saint Ulrich plunging his crosier into the earth and the bubbling spring.

You should really stop here, both at the weir and at the mouth of the Elz.

Beautiful play of colors in nature

This isn't Tauberguss! This is located south of Kappel.

Here, right next to the country road, there is an exit down to a fountain.