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It's great to drive here.

Not very good 👎

The similarity to the virus is purely coincidental.

Eastern FuhneThe eastern Fuhne has an S-shaped course and passes the industrial area near Bitterfeld: northeast to Salzfurtkapelle, east-southeast to the Dessau-Leipzig railway line and then a short stretch northeast to its mouth in the Spittelwasser. It has no major tributaries. Shortly before this mouth it is crossed by the Schachtgraben. Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuhne

The "Dandelion" fountain on the Wolfen market.

Very beautiful old church

Kleckewitz village church The church of St. Jakobus in the Raguhn district of Kleckewitz is situated in the Dessau-Wörlitz Garden Kingdom, quite picturesquely on a hill on the banks of the Mulde. The little church, built between 1816 and 1819, is a simple hall building with a three-sided eastern end and a slate-clad roof turret above the western gable. A semicircular apse is added to the polygonal end in the east as a rather unusual floor plan solution. The flat-roofed interior is simple and bright. It is surrounded by a horseshoe-shaped gallery that swings forward to the west. The principal pieces from the early 20th century show strict geometric Art Nouveau forms. Based on the reconstructed version of the historical interior, the walls are kept in a fine old pink, galleries and benches in a light gray. The organ was built in 1899 by the Wilhelm Rühlmann company from Zörbig, but is unfortunately not playable at the moment. The epitaph of Christian von Schilling from the end of the 17th century has been preserved from the previous building on the western south wall. The bronze bell in the tower was made in 1722. The church is located on the Mulde cycle path. Source https://www.lichtungen-glasmalerei.de/kirchen/kleckewitz

The nature reserve is part of a renaturalized post-mining landscape north of the Mulde reservoir. It includes the remaining open-cast mining waters of the "Red Lake" in the northeast, the southern shore of the "Blue Lake" in the north and the "Schlauch", a 10 - 12 m deep cut in the terrain between two slopes of glacial till, in the west. The artificially created, arched "Blue Lake" has a mesotrophic character. The lake bed is only slightly silted. The nature reserve has been subject to natural development since 1963. The poetic names of the three lakes along the way, from green to blue to red, actually have something to do with the color of the waters and how they affect the viewer.