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ここにガラス工房に関する必要な情報があります。残念ながら、小さな階段を通るガラス工房へのアクセスは完全に草で覆われており、さらに北にある車道を通る迂回路を利用する必要があります。

おそらく東デイスターで最高の景色

ようやく再びきれいに刈り払われました - 林業作業員の皆様、ありがとうございました

The stone building with an information panel stands directly on the path from the open-air stage to the telecommunications tower. The door was bricked up in 1981. The inscription "1981" in the wall is unfortunately only partially preserved. "In Barsinghausen, the existing water supply was increasingly disrupted or interrupted by mining operations, and the wells ran dry. Since the mine operator was required to provide free drinking water, he had spring enclosures and reservoirs constructed in the Deister hills in 1909. Water pipes were then laid from there to the town." After mining ceased between 1956 and 1960, the Hanover district took over the water extraction facilities in 1962 and transferred them to a newly founded water association in 1964. Waterworks I ceased operation in 1980.

Historical facility related to coal mining in the region

The view to the north is completely overgrown with tall conifers.

in the former fire station of the local fire department, handicrafts are now on display

It is foggy. The forest below the ridge path between Bösquelle and the TV tower is in twilight. Now don't be alarmed when you look into the undergrowth. Three figures suddenly appear between the trees and seem to be watching the hiker. Don't worry, they are made of wood and made by human hands. A forestry worker used his chainsaw to transform three tree stumps along the forest path into mystical figures. District forester Hiller calls the bird and the two bearded faces "companions" and "forest spirits". Source: https://www.haz.de/lokales/umland/barsinghausen/was-hat-es-mit-den-holzfiguren-im-deister-auf-sich-ZZCESLT6EACHUPDRUPFFI33KWM.html