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In summer, when the weather is nice, it's great for relaxing...

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Part of the Silbersee circular trail, beautiful in summer as well as in winter 😊

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Idyllic and peaceful. I enjoy spending time here... The remains of a former stone wall in the so-called Hundmark above the village point to a very old settlement. Numerous metal fragments and coins were found along the wall. Anger, which belonged to the Grafenried estate, was established in 1619 by Wolf Eytl Pelkhofer. He also had a glassworks built, which was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War.

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Beautiful spot on the edge of the forest with a good view...

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Really interesting

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First built with a lot of effort, then nobody needs it anymore...🙂

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was a former barracks but there is nothing great to see

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It's crazy what all was done and built because of hostile conflicts and now nobody needs it anymore....

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Great view of the valley, the Silbersee and into the distance

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Watch out for Wildlife! The meadows West of the worden walkest a very popular among the local deer and rabbit population. I even spotted Damwild tourists from nearby Bohemia/Czechnia there …

The linden tree stands in Hoffeld opposite the fire station on the main road through the small town.

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Former barracks of the Czech border guards. There's not much to see, just a historical background

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You can take the Silbersee circular trail over the dam or simply make yourself comfortable on the lawn or the installed wave lounger.

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Whether on foot or by bike, I'm always happy to go.

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With the words "If we want to know what God is like, we must look at how Jesus of Nazareth lived and died. In Jesus, God lives a life under human conditions. It is precisely through an existence like that of the crucified Jesus that God demonstrates what God is capable of. This paradox is the great thing about the Christian faith. God is, figuratively speaking, at the very top and at the very bottom," theology professor Michael Seewald describes a core idea of Christianity.

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This small sacred monument – known in Bavarian dialect as a MARTERL – with the statue of Jesus Christ collapsing under the weight of the cross, is an integral part of the so-called "Way of the Cross" or "Walk to the Seven Footfalls." With this form of devotion, Christians commemorate – intensified during Lent and especially on Good Friday – the sacrifice of Jesus, who, as the Son of God, gave his own life for the sins of the world. After being condemned by the imperial governor of the Roman province of Judea, he had to carry the cross himself to the place of execution on Golgotha, and in the process – as we pray in the Stations of the Cross devotion – he collapsed in pain three times. This "Marterl" reminds us of the events of two thousand years ago.

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Absolutely beautiful to ride. Easy but still varied on the water. Simply great.

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Big old tree, many people must have walked under it.

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Nice fountain to fill up drinking water 👍🏻

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Čerchov, whose German name is "Schwarzkopf", is the highest mountain in the Bohemian Forest. There are two towers and a row of barracks on the summit. One tower is an observation tower built in 1904. The other tower, peppered with listening devices, was used as a reconnaissance post by the Soviets and the Stasi until the fall of the Berlin Wall and later by the Czech army until after 1990. For this reason, it was not permitted to climb to the top of the mountain for a long time. The reconnaissance station is part of a chain of similar listening posts along the German border and continues northwards over Velký Zvon (859 metres), Havran (894 metres) and Dyleň (939 metres).

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