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Informative panel on the orchard trail. Worth reading and interesting.

A seating area invites you to rest in the shade. A very nice spot, with a model of a Saturn right next to it.

This is a stop on the Siemauer Legend Trail. The information panel explains the legend. It's interesting and worth reading. You can find it here: https://www.untersiemau.de/freizeit-kultur/siemauer-sagenwelten/schatzsucherweg/das-gueldene-hufeisen/

very nice

A creative seating option

Place to rest. Good photo opportunity

3. The people of Obersiemau claimed to have heard a horrible scream. The next morning, the mail coach was found in a field not far from the crossroads. It had been broken to pieces. The horses were still alive, but had no hair on their tails. The postilion lay dead in the middle of the crossroads with his neck twisted. That is where he was buried. The stone with the post horn was his tombstone. The stranger was never seen again. Source: PDF from https://www.untersiemau.de/freizeit-kultur/siemauer-sagenwelten/schatzsucherweg/der-teufel-auf-dem-kreuzweg/

2. When the car came out of Buch am Forst or Weißenbrunn in the evening and came near Hohenwarte, the stranger always stopped and got out. Strangely enough, the stranger always wanted to get out before the car came to the crossroads. He got back in once he had passed the crossroads. When the passenger got back into the carriage one evening on the way to Coburg at the "Zur Buche" inn in Buch am Forst, where the horses were fed, the servant closed the carriage door behind him very tightly and secretly tied the handle on the outside with a little rope so that the door could not be opened from the inside. When they reached the top and the crossroads and the strange gentleman in the carriage ordered them to stop, the servant acted as if he did not hear, beat the horses and galloped across the crossroads. Source: PDF from https://www.untersiemau.de/freizeit-kultur/siemauer-sagenwelten/schatzsucherweg/der-teufel-auf-dem-kreuzweg/