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The Tangier Window offers a wonderful view of the Jümme and if you're lucky you might even see a boat passing by.

A very well-developed cycle path through the middle of the forest.

Very good cycle paths.

A few meters along the Hase are always beautiful, today the sheep were the highlight.

It's a bit of an Austrian thing in northern Germany. The river is much smaller, the bridge much smaller, but still beautiful.

A really great town hall

A school was first mentioned in 1696. The building was probably built in 1838. It was renovated in 2012/2013. A sign on the building provides information about its history.

The Elisabethfehn Canal, a unique section of the Hunte-Ems Canal, was completed in 1893. With a length of 15 km, it connects the Küstenkanal in Kampe with the Leda River in Osterhausen. The canal is 18 m wide, up to 1.50 m deep, and features seven drawbridges and four operable locks. It is not only the last intact fen canal in Germany, but also a listed monument. Today, the canal is primarily used by pleasure boats and offers excellent opportunities for cycling along its banks. Here, you can discover the fascinating traces of the fen culture, which has its origins in the raised bog culture. The drainage of the land led to the construction of canals, along which the typical fen houses were built. For further information about the significance of the canal, the fen culture, and the moors, a visit to the Moor and Fehn Museum in Elisabethfehn, run by the local and beautification association, is worthwhile.