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The Turteltaube mine was a tunnel mine in Bommern in the Muttental valley. The mine belonged to the Herbede district. The mine consisted of two wings, each with a separate tunnel, in the Nachtigallmulde valley and was in operation until the mid-19th century.

The ship's pier with restaurants in the immediate vicinity.

The Elbschetalbahn is a truly beautiful stretch of bike path if you want to take a leisurely stroll through the area. It'll be even better once everything planned is completed. But whether it will be possible in the 20s is doubtful...

The job of a miner was always and everywhere a dangerous job. In addition to the everyday dangers of an accident at work, invisible dangers lurk. The fear of death and the "last shift" (miner's funeral) was a constant companion of miners for a long time. In the Ruhr mining region, over 30% of men worked in mining at times. From the beginning of industrialization until the 1950s, fatal accidents were a sad part of everyday life. Source and link to the full article: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ungl%C3%BCcke_im_Ruhrbergbau

Black and still, the miner stands there as a steel silhouette with his light and tells of the eventful history of the Ruhr mining industry in the Muttental.

Representation of a so-called "mine by the bucket". During the coal shortage after World War II, there were over 1000 of them in the Ruhr area.

Not for everyone. Good hiking shoes and a certain level of surefootedness are necessary here. We were a little surprised by some of the difficult sections on the single trail.