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Wermsdorfer Waldを抜ける、美しく走りやすい道です。少し起伏があり、変化に富んでいます。北側の区間では、Collmの素晴らしい景色を眺めながら畑の中を走ります。

北側からのリープシュッツベルクへの登りは、南側からほど急ではなく、より急な部分とより緩やかな部分があります。

Great surface, hardly any traffic, perfect for tearing around :)

Collm Church, parish church in Collm, municipality of Wermsdorf. Pilgrim stamp and donation box available on site. Motif stamps include: Collm Church. Information: A Romanesque hall church, first documented in 1350. However, it is likely at least a hundred years older. Restored in 2000.

According to legend, a boy from Dahlen was captured and put in a sack while trying to warn Emperor Henry of a Sorbian trap. The boy managed to escape by hopping to the emperor in the sack. Today, only the Sackhupper sculpture in Dahlen's market bears witness to the story. https://www.hitradio-rtl.de/nachhoeren/sachsenhits/Dahlen-id682454.html

A plastered quarry stone church, the core of which dates back to the 14th century. A tower top is above the choir. Inside, a 15th-century wall painting, and in the sacristy, a torso of a baptismal angel.

looks nice, listed on Komoot as a drinking fountain, but: "No drinking water"

In 1889, the House of Wettin celebrated its 800th anniversary. On the occasion of this anniversary, the "Wettin Column," a black obelisk, was ceremoniously inaugurated. At the time, the column served as a memorial to the Wurzen residents who fell in the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/1871. Arbitrarily demolished in 1958, the obelisk was restored in the early 1990s at the initiative of the Wurzen History and Old Town Association. It was re-erected on September 29, 1996, in the presence of the grandson of the last Saxon king, Dr. Albert, Prince of Saxony. Source: http://navigator.wurzen.de/inhaltsverzeichnis/details/poi-901000213-22901-Wettinsaeule.html