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The beautiful chapel at 758 meters is very popular with pilgrims, and not just on January 20, St. Bastian's Day. Located in the middle of the forest, the extremely well-maintained chapel is a real eye-catcher.

The Wolfegger Süh is also a 725m high viewing point with a cross and seating area that is easily accessible by bike. From here you can see large parts of Upper Swabia. There is also a boulder on the Süh from the Ice Age that was "left behind" by a glacier.

Since 1995, the pond has been part of the designated Young Moraine Landscape Conservation Area between Amtzell and Vogt. Due to its poor water quality, the Holzmühleweiher was included in the Tübingen Regional Council's "Action Program for the Rehabilitation of Upper Swabian Lakes." Source: Wikipedia

First mentioned in 1818, the pond was about four times as large until it was partially drained in the mid-19th century, and the resulting terrain is still visible. Today, the Holzmühleweiher is a popular fishing spot. A small lido is located on its northwestern shore. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holzm%C3%BChleweiher_(Vogt)

Hidden, quiet area.

Very beautifully situated and its creation is explained on panels, very interesting.

1. On the Swabian railway there are lots of stops, Schtuegert, Ulm and Biberach, Meckebeure, Durlesbach. Rulla, rulla, rulllala, rulla, rulla, rulllala, Schtuegert, Ulm and Biberach, Meckebeure, Durlesbach. 2. On the Swabian railway there are many restaurants, where you can eat, drink, everything your stomach needs... 3. On the Swabian railway we don't need postillions, where the post horn used to blow for us, now the locomotive whistles... 4. On the Swabian railway a little farmer wants to travel, goes to the ticket counter and lifts his hat: "Oi ticket, be so kind!"... 5. He has bought himself a goat and so that it doesn't run away, the good woman ties it to the back of the scales... 6. "Little goat, just keep jumping, I'll bring you the food." Sits down next to his wife and lights a tobacco pipe... 7. At the next station, where he wants to get his goat, he only finds the head and the floor on the back of the car... 8. Then he gets very angry, takes the head along with the horn, throws whatever he can throw, at the conductor's skull... 9. "So, you can pay for the damage, why did you drive so fast! You alone are to blame that I lost the goat!" 10. So, now the song has been sung, has it sounded in your ears? If you still can't understand it, start again from the beginning...

Durlesbach is always worth a visit....😊😉👍🏻