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🌳☀️ 해안 지역은 종종 나무 없는 제방과 광활한 들판으로 특징지어지는 반면, 울창한 나무가 있는 호헤 플라테는 드문 예외를 이룹니다. 아스팔트 위에서 펼쳐지는 빛과 그림자의 유희는 그곳을 통과하며 자전거를 탈 때 거의 마법 같은 분위기를 자아냅니다. 🌳☀️

🚲✨ 나무가 늘어선 Hohe Plate 거리는 크룸뫼른의 탁 트인 넓은 습지 풍경과 대조를 이루는 것을 찾는 자전거 타는 사람들에게 마법 같은 하이라이트입니다. 거의 터널 같은 아늑함을 제공하는 이 그늘진 구간은 Greetsiel의 내륙을 통과하는 투어에서 더운 여름날에 진정한 위안이 됩니다.

🐑✨ The dike sheep are the unsung heroes of the East Frisian coast, ensuring that the land behind the dike remains safe and dry. They are far more than just a beautiful photo opportunity – they are irreplaceable partners in coastal protection.

🚲✨ The cycle path along the Störtebeker Canal is one of the most impressive routes through the East Frisian polder landscape and offers a perfect combination of technical hydraulic engineering and untouched nature.

🐑✨The “four-legged lawnmowers”: Sheep keep the grass short, promoting a dense, strong turf. Only short, healthy vegetation provides the dike surface with the necessary protection against the lashing waves and erosion during a storm surge. Treading down for safety: With their so-called “golden hooves,” the sheep compact the soil. Their narrow hooves tread the earth firmly, filling in small holes that might be created by voles, for example. This prevents the dike from becoming unstable during floods. Natural fertilization: As a bonus, they provide natural and even fertilization of the soil, which strengthens the resilience of the plants on the dike.

🐑✨ The dike sheep are the unsung heroes of the East Frisian coast and are as much a part of the landscape from Norddeich to Ostermarsch as the ebb and flow of the tide. They are far more than just a beautiful photo opportunity – they are irreplaceable partners in coastal protection.

The Old Town Hall has a long history and is an important example of North German Renaissance architecture in East Frisia.

It serves as a museum and is the headquarters of the Norderland local history society. It also houses the historic Theelachtskammer (Theatrical Chamber) and the former council chamber "Rummel," which is now used by the Norden registry office as a historic wedding room.