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I was there for the second time yesterday and bumped into the owner by chance. Unfortunately, it's no longer a café that's perfect for a pleasant stopover. It's now just an event venue, and the registry office is housed there. Such a shame...

The red stone on the traffic island On the way from the Kirchheim motorway exits towards Seepark Kirchheim, a striking red stone on a traffic island catches the eye. The background for this "work of art" can be seen with a wink. It all started in 2006 with an appeal from the two radio presenters Peter Lack and Markus Rudolph, who were responsible for the popular HR3 program 0138-6000 on Saturday afternoons. A competition was held to find a striking place that should be named after the presenters of the 0138-6000 show. Ruudi and LACKenegger Island The team at the Kirchheim Tourist Service suggested naming a (traffic) island after the presenters. A traffic island at the Kirchheim Triangle should be decorated with a memorial stone in the colors of the radio station HR3. With the active support of the Kirchheim residents and thousands of enthusiastic listeners, the traffic island in question won. The prize was an HR3 party with Peter Lack. And so on September 9, 2006, not only was a 24-hour highway festival celebrated in Kirchheim, but the red stone on the "Ruudi and LACKenegger Island" was also unveiled. The radio show 0138-6000 was discontinued in 2013, but the red stone on the traffic island at the Kirchheimer Dreieck is still there.

Today the old station is a discotheque

In addition to the water sports activities on the lake such as swimming, water skiing, SUP and boat rentals, there are also sports and games on land. A circular path leads around the lake in the Ibratal and over the dam. The new fable path "Wupp die Kupp" begins at the Seepark Kirchheim car park. The R18 cycle path leads from Kirchheim to the Seepark. The Seepark Kirchheim is home to the spiritual event center of the Bhakti Marga religious community with the Ashram Sri Vitthal Dham, a Hindu monastery. Meditation and yoga courses are offered.

Nowadays, techno parties take place there regularly

Great location for events of any kind. The owners are very nice

The Fulda cycle path does not end in Hannoversch Münden. It continues to the left of the Weser as R 1 to Bad Karlshafen. The Weser cycle path runs to the right of the Weser. It begins in Hannoversch Münden and ends at the North Sea.

The Fulda is crossed here with the S bridge.