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On the island of Föhr, whaling had a long tradition; even the Vikings used all parts of a whale when hunting it.

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https://www.theehaus.de

Looks cozy and inviting.

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In the middle of nowhere and somewhere a well-stocked bike station .-))

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Great viewpoint with a great beach.

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Beautiful cycling and hiking path

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Beautiful natural setting with seating.

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Visit the Guest House /Trier Eilun

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Nieblum is always worth a bike ride, a village that consists almost entirely of thatched-roof houses!

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A wonderful shop—there's so much to look at (and buy). The farmer's ice cream is delicious, but the ice cream freezer is a bit hidden. 🍦

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If you'd like, you can spend the night here in a beach chair. We did, and it was really great, especially since there's no better place for a sunset.

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Beautiful thatched houses in Nieblum.

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Nice little highlight along the way.

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very nice place to relax with a view of the North Sea

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Whaling has a long tradition on the island of Föhr, dating back to the Viking Age. It was an important industry, especially in the 17th and 18th centuries. Famous whalers like Matthias Petersen contributed to the prosperity. Traces of this era can still be found today in cemeteries and in the museum in Wyk.

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A short detour is worthwhile. You are right at the scene of the action

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You shouldn't miss this view :-)

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Great cake

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The village has been a recognized holiday resort since 1995. The name Oevenum (Frisian: Ööwenem) originates from the Old Frisian name Ove (Uwe) with the ending nem and means "Ove's settlement." The typical 🏘 village appearance is well preserved, partly due to the stylistically correct renovation of many houses. In 1796, 23 houses in the neighboring village of Nieblum were destroyed by a 🔥 fire, so a 🔔bell was installed on the roof of the schoolhouse 🏫 in Oevenum to warn residents in the event of a fire. Built in 1707, the old schoolhouse in Oevenum on the village square was still used as such until 1956. Today it serves as a residential building, but its distinctive, elongated building still makes it recognizable as a former school. The bell in the attic was restored in 1988 and now only rings in the event of the death of a villager. In 1882, Germany's first 🚒👩‍🚒 youth fire brigade was founded in Oevenum. This makes the Oevenum Youth Fire Brigade

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If you have a defect on your bike, you can get help here

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