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St. Alexander's Church is a late Romanesque church in Wildeshausen. The brick church, with a west wing made of granite blocks, is considered the oldest sacred building and the only surviving Romanesque basilica in the Oldenburg region. As early as 851, Waltbert – a grandson of the Saxon Duke Widukind – founded the St. Alexandri Abbey. He transferred the relics of the martyr Alexander from Rome and left the Wigaldihus manor, along with the associated village, to the abbey as its economic foundation. The translation legend, De miraculis sancti Alexandri, recounts the transfer and the accompanying miracles. The abbey's first and second churches, mentioned in the chronicles, were probably both made of wood. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexanderkirche_(Wildeshausen)

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The Alexander Church in Wildeshausen is the only basilica in the Oldenburg district.

The area around the Glaner Heide is a beautiful place to linger

I read that and spontaneously drove around there - beautiful route along an old Hunte Arm.

Description The Glaner Heide is a 15.9 hectare area south of the Hunte, southwest of Dötlingen. The nature reserve with the registration number NSG WE 071 consists essentially of a heathland area with six graves from the Neolithic or Bronze Age ("Glaner Braut"). In the peripheral areas there are pine and birch-oak forests. The aim of the protection is to preserve the near-natural broom-sand heath communities, the graves of cultural and historical significance and the locations of endangered plant communities. History By decree of September 30, 1939, the Glaner Heide area was declared a nature reserve. The Oldenburg district is responsible as the lower nature conservation authority.

Entry into the Spascher Sand

The trail winds through the woods