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この記念碑はそう遠くない昔に盗まれました。どこかのスクラップ業者が引き取ったに違いありません。もしこの芸術作品の行方について何か知っている人がいれば、警察に通報してください。このブロンズ像は本当に残念です。（私自身、当時この設置に協力しました）

その記念碑はもうありませんでした。

Unfortunately, the wonderful sculpture was unlawfully stolen by unknown persons 😡

In "A Poet's Bazaar," Andersen's inspiration is clearly evident in the view of the extensive forest surrounding Itzehoe: "It wasn't until the afternoon that a lush landscape opened up; we saw a large grove, whose brown foliage in the sunshine gave the appearance of a copper forest; it had something so entirely fairy-like about it that, just as a large herd of cattle emerged from the thicket and stared at us with wide eyes, a whole fairy tale unfolded before me of the enchanted city in the copper wood." Based on the actual route of his first visit to Breitenburg, Andersen could only have crossed the Breitenburg Forest. The extensive forest was a true rarity within Schleswig-Holstein in the 1840s—indeed, for large parts of northern Germany and Denmark.

In his diary entries, Andersen mentions four visits to the Amönenhöhe. The wonderful view over the Stör lowlands was already a popular excursion spot for the Itzehoe bourgeoisie around 1800, and the view remains enchanting even today. The grounds belong to an event venue and can only be visited during public events.

In "A Poet's Bazaar," Andersen's inspiration is clearly evident in the view of the extensive forest surrounding Itzehoe: "It wasn't until the afternoon that a lush landscape opened up; we saw a large grove, whose brown foliage in the sunshine gave the appearance of a copper forest; it had something so entirely fairy-like about it that, just as a large herd of cattle emerged from the thicket and stared at us with wide eyes, a whole fairy tale unfolded before me of the enchanted city in the copper wood." Based on the actual route of his first visit to Breitenburg, Andersen could only have crossed the Breitenburg Forest. The extensive forest was a true rarity within Schleswig-Holstein in the 1840s—indeed, for large parts of northern Germany and Denmark.

A lake in the forest – secluded and a great place to stop during a hike. Unfortunately, we often hear of people leaving their trash lying around. So, PLEASE, DEAR PEOPLE: take your trash with you. And if that's not possible, stay where the trash can is right next door.

Idyllic and accessible by hiking through the forest