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永久に閉鎖されました。残念ながら、もうハイライトではありません。

(The sentences preceding the quote refer to gravestones and their inscriptions. Paul Spiegel – then Chairman of the Central Council of Jews in Germany – continues:) “What one cannot learn from the stones of Bet Chaim, but should certainly bring with oneself when approaching them, is respect for the peace and honor of the dead who lie there. (…) You [meaning us as visitors] do not come with bulldozers, but with questions and interest. Therefore, I would like to invite you to visit the Jewish cemeteries and let them tell you something about them. I also have an ulterior motive: In these times, it can't hurt if our neighbors occasionally visit the resting places of our people, which, unfortunately, are repeatedly subjected to violence and disgrace by malicious people.” (Source: Paul Spiegel in “Bet Chaim. House of Life. The Jewish Cemeteries…”)

A delightful feast for the eyes even in the early morning hours…

Closed and for sale – at least that's what it says in the window. Unfortunately, there's no longer any opportunity to get a beer. There's no mention of this on the website, though.

Beautiful view!!! Always beautiful 🫠👍🙏

The chapel is worth stopping for reflection. And for a name correction. The chapel's real name is "Maria in der Augst."

The chapel “Maria in der Augst” near Arzbach was built between May 1999 and May 2000. “Give Mary a little time, stay in silence, open your heart, give thanks and go in peace.”

A beautiful chapel, on the height, with a view.