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A beautiful garden paradise with lovingly carved wooden sculptures—a must-visit and enjoy! 😍

This wind-water mill is unique in Europe

The six better preserved megalithic structures on the Hümmling megalithic tombs road lie on both sides of the K 138 road from Groß Berßen to Hüven on the Hümmling in the Emsland in Lower Saxony. The megalithic tombs, some of which are located in the heath of the 14-hectare Holschkenfehn nature reserve, bear the Sprockhoff numbers 856–861 and are in varying states of preservation. The megalithic structure from the Neolithic period was built by the Funnel Beaker Culture (TBK) between 3500 and 2800 BC. Neolithic monuments are an expression of the culture and ideology of Neolithic societies. Their origins and functions are seen as hallmarks of social development. These megalithic tombs were first mentioned in a travelogue from 1825. Even then, individual structures had been destroyed. Systematic excavations took place mainly in 1955/1956.

Several stone graves along the hiking trail. Worth seeing.

Always nice to see this multi-function grinder

It is now somewhat difficult to reach this tomb. There is probably no parking space, and a guardrail prevents cyclists from crossing the street from the cycle path. The condition is not very good in January 2023. I hope that this actually impressive megalithic tomb will be given more attention again.

Mighty boulders protect the tomb.

I like to make a detour for this piece of jewelry 🤩