シュヴァネヴェーデの天然記念物・トップ20

Stop and take a look at the confluence. From up here, you have a good view.

"FriedWald" is first and foremost the name and trademark of FriedWald GmbH in Griesheim. In cooperation with municipalities, churches and forestry authorities, this company offers the possibility of natural burial in appropriately designated forests. The forests are normally accessible to anyone at any time, even with dogs on a leash, and there are no special fences around the grounds. There are currently around 90 FriedWald forests in Germany. For the burial, you choose a tree in the forest area accompanied by a forester. The number of burial places per tree is limited, and trees with free spaces are marked with colored ribbons. The special thing about the burial places is that no grave decorations may be laid down, even during the burial; nature should really remain natural here and not be destroyed by seeds and contamination. The only thing that indicates the grave sites are small plaques on the trees with the names and dates of birth and death. The burials are non-denominational, but can also be carried out under supervision and with a small prayer by a priest or pastor. For deceased children up to the age of 3, so-called star children, there is a special shooting star tree under the protection of older, stable trees. Within the forest cemetery, there can be forestry work at any time and trees can also be toppled or broken by storms. This is part of the naturalness of the forest cemetery.

If you know what you're looking at, then you'll definitely look at the place a little differently. I've always wondered where the three rivers meet... Finally: now I know ;-) it's just "a fork," ... where you could imagine a little sign on the "cycle highway". (It's probably like the confluence of the Bever and the Oste: last seen 40 years ago, we should/will visit the area... ))

Pure nature. Here you can enjoy a break.

An impressive place where Wümme and Hamme unite to form the Lesum.

the Lune flows into the Weser at this barrage

Unfortunately, in summer the reeds are so high that you can hardly see them.

Where Wumme and Hamme kiss they must atone their names. They are now called Lesum And flow to the Vegesack beach.