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Sculpture "Toad Migration" by Gertrud M. Mach in Schortens

Accumer Mill - Gallery Windmill, built in 1746 The mill is 16 m high, the cross-shaped wing, with two louvres and two sails, measures 20 m, and the compass rose is 5 m. The barn belonging to the mill, built in 1846, has been completely restored. As a café and meeting room, it can accommodate up to 80 people. I really enjoyed the opening baking day on April 27, 2025. Thanks to the great team who take excellent care of visitors on "Mill Days"! It's worth making a detour on such days. OPENING HOURS AND DATES From April to October, Baking Day takes place every third Sunday of the month from 2:00 p.m. with takeaway sales and a café outside the mill. Further information about special events at the Accumer Mill (e.g., baking days, mill festivals) can be found in the Schortens City Events Calendar.

A gallery mill built in 1746 in the Accum district of Schortens. The mill's maintenance and operation is ensured by the Accum Mill Association.

A very beautiful path. There is a lot to see here.

A very beautiful mill that is lovingly maintained by the village community.

The Slow Street is an experience and stopover. A street to be further developed and converted, never finished, always changing, always following people's wishes and needs and dreams, sometimes a living room that has been moved outside, sometimes an exhibition room, sometimes a sales stand or a stage that builds a bridge over the Street and reclaimed it for the people and sometimes everything at once. Sometimes it grows, sometimes it piles up, sometimes it seems to disappear into the landscape, only to reappear unexpectedly. It evades control and allows everyone to participate in its development and creation. A writhing snake in the landscape. A street with several stops such as flower bulbs, picnic station, fascination with earth - the worm station, wind rose, Mars and Wonderland. Fascinating experiences are hidden behind the individual stations. The individual stations were set up by trainees from the E.ON power plant and the naval arsenal, Glarum kindergarten and of course also by people with disabilities from the lifestyle and GPS workshops. Café Suutje invites you to linger on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. from May to September. schortens.de/portal/seiten/die-langsamstrasse-900000185-20840.html

what is so special about this street? On the one hand, it winds its way along the ditches to the facility: "The journey is the goal" - that's the motto and little by little there were places to stay. Stations where passers-by can pause - Germany's largest compass rose, flowers up to 4 meters high can be admired, a high seat is located a little apart - as a guest view, a puzzle station, a huge memory game for the children, a cow station is in the making , which explains what the difference between a heel and a heel is, for example. a “cave” can also be entered: During construction, your mind went to the question: what actually lives there under our feet; down in the soil. It is the "worm station". You can linger on a lot of seating groups and simply enjoy nature. The street is lined with trees, which have now reached such proportions that they would have to be trimmed at the sides. The flowering meadow is gigantic – initially the plants are small and tender, but in the autumn the sunflowers have taken over and provide the birds with plenty of food. Info from: https://www.lebenswiesen-schortens.de/die-langsamstrasse/

There is coffee and cake here Bread is also sold was unfortunately only sold out