ビッセンドルフ周辺のおすすめ交通量の少ないサイクリングルート

⛪ St. Peter's Church in Gesmold is an architectural gem, renowned far beyond the Osnabrück region. It is one of the few churches in northern Germany built as a round church, modeled after the Roman Pantheon.

Here you come over the Hase.

1835年、ゲスモルトの牧師マティアス・シューアマンは、ベルギーのデンデルモンデ出身の建築家エマヌエル・ブルーノ・クワエト＝ファスレムに新しい教会の建設を依頼しました。それはローマのパンテオンのドームロタンダを模範として設計されるべきでした。そのため、この特別なドームを発見するために教会を訪れることを強くお勧めします。

The inscription next to the generator was set in a particularly easy-to-read font. For the sake of completeness, here is a transcript: "Historic steam generator Restoration of the steam generator from the Star furniture factory in Melle With the help of the city of Melle, many companies around Melle, institutions and with the help of private citizens, the support association 'Technisches Museum Melle e.V.' from 1990 to 2001 this steam generator. It is probably the largest of its kind in northern Germany, a piece of Meller's industrial history and a mechanical relic of electrical energy generation. Technical data Year of construction: 1910 Manufacturer: Grimmitschauer Maschinenfabrik in Saxony Type: Horizontal single-cylinder high-pressure piston steam engine with valve control Control: Proell axis controller and Lenz valve control Cylinder bore: approx. 600 mm Piston stroke: approx. 1000 mm Operating pressure: 13 Atü Generator: Flywheel generator with coupled exciter machine Speed: 108 rpm Electrical output: 650 KVA Weight: approx. 60 t" All errors as in the original

Not far from the place where part of the Hase river becomes Else, there is this enchanting statue. She embodies the young woman Else, who plays a crucial role in the legend about the creation of the river. You will find an explanation for this on a sign near the statue. ;)

Interesting view of the castle complex and the tipi tent

An impressive steam engine with a generator to generate electricity in Melle (single cylinder lying down), built in 1910 by the Crimmitschauer Maschinenfabrik, in operation to generate electricity in the Meller Möbelfabrik Kruse until 1986, then saved from scrapping by a club founded specifically for this purpose and in Melle an der Gesmolder Street placed.

A very nice descent coming from Vehrte. Caution! There are transverse grooves in several places to reduce speed. That rattles mightily!