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The wine press is not always decorated with flowers.

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Beautiful exhibits from the world of viticulture. The wine press with its stone trough is a particularly rare specimen.

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Nice little rest area and a few meters away also some nice exhibits from the WQeinbau.

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According to the biblical creation story, land animals were created along with humankind on the sixth day and are therefore closest to us. In the seventh book of her Physica, Hildegard of Bingen does not first discuss native domestic and farm animals, but rather exotic animals. These play a role in the Bible, in myths, and as heraldic animals. Humans have always identified with certain animals. Hildegard writes: “The animals that roam the earth represent the thoughts and considerations that humankind puts into action… The lion is very hot and has (some) of the strength of humankind within it, yet possesses the nature of animals… The horse is more warm than cold and possesses a good nature. It has such great strength within its body, which it does not know is there within it… The cow is cold and dry in its composition… The dog belongs to perfection and is very warm and shares certain similarities in its nature with human behavior, and therefore senses and understands humankind, loves it, enjoys living with it, and is loyal to it.” ©Scivias Institute

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On the Hildegard von Bingen pilgrimage trail, you will find interesting facts about Hildegard von Bingen on 59 information and meditation panels, as well as impulses for short moments of inner reflection.

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In front of the shelter there is also a small rest area with a table, weather permitting.

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A very nice rest area on the Hildegard von Bingen pilgrimage route.

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At the northern edge of the village, the old church stands on a rise, its imposing chancel tower the oldest part of the building, likely dating back to the late 13th century. The sparse records indicate that Nußbaum had a chapel with two altars in 1339. Unlike today, the village had its own priest.

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The mighty old entrance gate to the cemetery is very impressive!

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Tree in Transition

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Swing with a fabulous view

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Very nice large outdoor swing

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So if you're doing this tour with children, you should plan on 3-4 hours and maybe pack a picnic. They've really come up with something great for the kids to make the forest and hiking attractive for them again.

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Three-part Neoclassical cemetery gate from around 1830 or 1871 Source: Wikipedia The path to the cemetery in Monzingen leads from the Upper Gate through the cemetery gate, which is probably unique in its design. It was presumably erected in 1826 according to the plans of Mr. von Cocy. "Twelve horses were needed to haul these beautiful columns up the Naheweg," one of the old residents told the chronicler, who recorded this around 1911 to 1920. The gate was last renovated in 2014. Source: https://www.meinmonzingen.de/

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Shady rest area with table and benches.

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Barbecue area Nussbaum with small parking lot.

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Well-preserved historical wine-pressing equipment is on display here. You get an idea of how laborious winemaking used to be. There is also a bench here. You have a beautiful view of the Nahe valley.

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Beautiful, covered rest area in Nussbaum. Next to it is a wine press decorated with flowers.

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Peterstich viewpoint. From here you have a beautiful view of Monzingen. Just a few meters further on, near the water reservoir, you'll find a lovely view of Nußbaum and Meddersheim.

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There is also a picnic table and a signpost very close to the hut. From here you have a beautiful view of the fields. Depending on the weather, you can rest in the hut or outside.

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