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彫刻 "Faeller Naelschmied" ( フェルダタール金物職人) は、フェルダタールでウルリッヒ・バルニッケル博士によって制作されました。 2012年8月、第7回フェルダタール鍛冶祭り（Schmiedefest）を記念して、盛大に除幕されました。 この彫刻は、フェルダタールの金物職人たちへのオマージュです。彼らは第一次世界大戦の終結までその技術を振るい、毎日最大 25,000本の釘を製造していました。また、町章には 4本の釘とハンマーで金物職人の職業が記されています。

a magnificent wide-angle view over the western edge of the Vogelsberg

Rest area with a great view

Only the Romanesque church tower remains from the previous building. In 1713, it was given an eight-sided, slate-covered top, which houses the tower clock and the belfry. The clock faces are on four sides, the sound arcades on all eight sides. The tower is covered with a bell-shaped hood on which a lantern sits. The largest church bell had to be handed over during the First World War because it was not considered to have any artistic value. The other two were left in the church. Before the bell could be lowered on a rope, the north side of the tower had to be broken open. The organ was spared from the delivery of organ pipes.[1] The nave was demolished in 1969 and a new one built in 1971.

The sculpture by Dr. Ulrich Barnickel recalls the tradition of nailsmiths.

Nice “Lutherrestplatz” in the sun

Since its full opening in May 2017, the Lutherweg 1521 has been a 400-kilometer-long pilgrimage/long-distance hiking trail from Worms in Rhineland-Palatinate through Hesse to the Wartburg near Eisenach in Thuringia. Wikipedia

There is a small cemetery above the town.