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From Launch 1909 to 1914 The Grand Duchess Elisabeth's prehistory includes the three-masted schooner "San Antonio," launched in 1907 by shipowner Andreas Hammerstein. In 1908, this "San Antonio" collided with the light cruiser "Emden" of the German Imperial Navy. As a result of this collision, the San Antonio sank. The crew was rescued, but only the cook remains missing. The maritime court hearing in Kiel determined that the light cruiser "Emden" caused the collision. The Imperial Navy must pay the shipowner to build a new ship.

An impressive structure worth a closer look. If you're patient or lucky and the bridge is open, you'll reach Elsflether Sand...a wonderful place for a hike or bike ride.

…located on the quayside in Elsfleth. A fish truck is always nearby for small snacks.

Impressive structure (photo perspective from the north side of the Hunte River). Please check beforehand whether the bascule bridge is in operation (Google it?), otherwise a 20km detour is necessary if you are coming from the south and want to continue to Brake.

Nice little lighthouse in beautiful surroundings.

The Kleiner Bornhorster See is a gravel pit lake in the eastern part of Oldenburg (Oldenburg), not far from the border with the Wesermarsch district, which runs only about 500 meters northeast. However, it is already outside of Oldenburg's dense urban development. The lake is located near the small village of Groß Bornhorst and the Oldenburg district of Etzhorn, both west of the lake. The Hunte River flows three kilometers south of it.

Sheep at the Wulfsgraft. The Wulfsgraft is a drainage ditch in the Oldenburg region and is part of the regional system for water regulation and flood protection.

An ideal training area for runners, one lap is just over 3 km long. Great asphalt and diverse natural scenery.