ランドウタールの天然記念物・トップ6

Like all glacial erratics in Northern Germany, this stone was also transported by glaciers from Scandinavia hundreds of kilometers to Gramzow during the last Ice Age (Weichselian glaciation) approximately 20,000 to 12,000 years ago. It is therefore a natural witness to Earth's history.

The date of creation of the cemetery is estimated at 4,500 - 6,000 years ago.

According to the legend, a long, long time ago, the Mühlenberg windmill, standing on the road from Storków to Mitzow, was run by a miller who proved to be a righteous, hard-working and pious man. He did not succumb to any devilish promptings and tricks. Because of this, he was a thorn in the devil's eye. One day the devil got so angry that he decided to destroy the mill and the miller. ​​He took a large stone and threw it at the mill with all his might. But he didn't. The stone fell where it now lies, and the mill stands as it stands today.

Large stone grave of the funnel beaker culture from the Neolithic Age (4200 - 2800 BC) It is the easternmost German facility of this type.

Unfortunately, there is no information about the origin of the grave complex, either on site or on the Internet. But it is a nice place for a break with some benches, big old trees and a wonderful view over the Randow Valley.

Nice place to take a break, 2 benches and a trash can available. Wide view over the plain

With shelter. Not suitable for racing bikes. But to ride well with touring bikes is the way here

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