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Niendorf Iの Heimat- und Treckermuseumには、農村生活の発展を生き生きと伝える、歴史的なトラクターと農業機器の印象的なコレクションが展示されています。

The Ilmenau is an 86-kilometer-long (125-kilometer-long with its source, the Stederau) left and southern tributary of the Elbe in northeastern Lower Saxony. With an average water flow of around 18 cubic meters per second, it is by far the largest river in the Lüneburg Heath. From the northwest edge of the Brausebrücke bridge at the Abtsmühle in Lüneburg to its confluence with the Elbe at km 599, it is a federal waterway,[6] for which the Elbe Waterways and Shipping Authority is responsible. [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilmenau_(Fluss)]

This tree-lined avenue is a feast for the eyes, especially in autumn

View into the distance

Art object from 2011

You can now see storks again in the meadows next door!

Watch the wind direction and plan.

The megalithic tombs near Altenmedingen (also known as the Royal Tombs) are a group of three preserved megalithic burial sites from the Neolithic Funnel Beaker culture. The sites were first recorded in the 1840s. Dating from 3500 to 2800 BC - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gro%C3%9Fsteingr%C3%A4ber_bei_Altenmedingen