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The world is upside down

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Quite early in the history of (sedentary) humanity, our ancestors recognized the possibilities offered by harnessing the natural elements. Harnessing the power of wind or water and using it to drive mills, instead of using human or animal muscle power, is probably the most common example. Here, we encounter another use variant: the flowing water didn't move millstones, but instead set a hammer mill—also called a stamp mill in some regions—in motion.

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The rest area is located near the former Oberthal train station, which used to be an important hub in the regional railway network. The old station is no longer in use, but the area around the building has historical significance and tells the story of the region.

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The rest area is located near the former Oberthal train station, which used to be an important hub in the regional railway network. The old station is no longer in use, but the area around the building has historical significance and tells the story of the region.

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The Love Throne is an impressive yellow sandstone sculpture located on the Sculpture Road from St. Wendel to Bostalsee. Children love to climb onto the throne and enjoy the view.

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Nice view of the two Obersehar arms and the Untersee.

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Small climb, but hardly worth mentioning 😉

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Nice little marina, somewhat hidden near the Bosener Mühle.

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