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2025 : very deplorable condition of the buildings, unsecured

This is probably the thickest oak tree in the Sachsenwald. It is probably around 300 years old and has a trunk circumference of almost 6 m. Unfortunately, it died a few years ago, but its mighty trunk is still very impressive.

Beautiful natural route through the woods.

The German federal highway 404 (abbreviation: B 404) leads from Kiel to Lüneburg. The B 404, also known as the "North-South Road" and "Kieler Schnellweg", has been rebuilt since the 1950s as a completely new route from Kiel to the south, with the exception of the areas between Stolpe and Bornhöved (in the 1970s as A 21 completed) and between Grande and Geesthacht. It was planned as a fast connection between Kiel and the A 1 and thus as a relief route for the B 4, which at that time, before the A 7 was built, was the main connection between Kiel and Hamburg. In the 1960s, construction continued south of the A 1. The B 404 was already built there without crossing. The four-lane expansion between Neversdorf and Bad Oldesloe took place in the mid-1980s. In 1992 the four-lane expansion of the subsequent route between Negernbötel and Neversdorf, and in 1998 the route between Bad Oldesloe and Hammoor was completed. In that year, the entire four-lane section between Negernbötel and Hammoor was upgraded to a motorway. (Source: Wikipedia)

Always worth a hike

For everyone who is traveling with children ;)

In this small memorial, an upright boulder stands on a natural stone base, bearing inscriptions with the names of the eight soldiers who died in the First World War. Atop the boulder rests a steel helmet, and on a plaque in front of it are the names of the six soldiers who died in the Second World War. The inscription on the stone reads: "To the honor of the warriors, for the instruction of posterity. To our local residents who fell in the World War 1914-18, in gratitude. "Dedicated by the community." I find it very important to remember these terrible events so that they are not forgotten and hopefully become a thing of the past. www.denkmalprojekt.org/2022/grove_krs-hzgt-lauenburg_wk1_wk2_sh.html

In a small complex there is an erect erratic boulder with inscriptions on a natural stone base, on which are the 8 names of the war dead of the First World War. On the top of the erratic boulder is a steel helmet and on a plaque in front of it are the names of the 6 war dead of the Second World War. The inscription on the stone reads: To honor warriors, to teach posterity. Ours in the world wars 1914-18 fallen locals in gratitude. Dedicated by the community http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/2022/grove_krs-hzgt-lauenburg_wk1_wk2_sh.html