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The Henschbach Valley Bridge is 390m long and was built in 1970-1971.

To mark the construction of the roundabout in 2008 at the intersection of the B423 and L363, a Rhönrad (gym wheel) was installed in its center. The sculpture was designed and created by the artist Edelgard Lösch from Steinwenden. The artwork is a tribute to Otto Feick, the inventor of the Rhönrad, who grew up in Glan-Münchweiler. He offered passive resistance to the French occupation, which led to his expulsion from the Palatinate in 1923. He moved to Schönau an der Brendt, located in the Rhön Mountains. By 1925, he had developed a gymnastic apparatus which he named "Rhönrad" after his new home. Source: https://glan-muenchweiler.de/entdecken/

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Hello, warm greetings from the North Sea, from the Palatinate, from the three little ones.

Yes, but you can ask me what I'm doing. Hello Dr. Müller, we're home again. It was lovely that you came back to see me and that you did that with us. I wish you a wonderful holiday. We're on holiday until the weekend. I wish you a few more wonderful days until then and warm greetings to everyone. Have a lovely time with your son. See you then, bye! And see you then, bye! I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy, I'm so happy! Yes, bye! See you then, bye! Hello, yes, I'm home again now. Look, and then the text comes. I'm the new one.

The origin of the church dates back to the 8th century

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"The oldest parts of this church date back to the 12th/13th century. "During the rebuilding of the nave in 1772, 'four gods stones' from the Roman period were found in the old foundations. The Gothic-style church [...] was used jointly by the Catholic and Protestant congregations from 1684 to 1902." Source (quoted verbatim): https://glan-muenchweiler.de/entdecken/ The "four gods stones" and two stone sarcophagi are located in front of the church in a kind of "open-air museum."