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A quiet connecting road without a dedicated bike path between the towns of Wehe and Nordel. It's a pleasant ride on really good, smooth asphalt.

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Suitable for road cycling in both summer and winter. Caution: after rain or damp weather, the road through the small wooded area remains wet for a very long time.

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German Wind Power Museum - Hands-on Wind Power Here you can gain an interesting insight into the history of wind turbines and climate change. The open-air museum is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The grounds are automatically illuminated upon entry at night, allowing you to read the self-explanatory display panels and information posted on the walls. QR codes are also available for further information about the exhibits. Two outdoor touchscreen monitors can also be operated by touch at any time. Guided tours are available Monday to Friday between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., by prior appointment. Other dates are available by arrangement. Further information: https://deutsches-windkraftmuseum.de/ueber-uns-2/ I was fortunate enough to meet the manager personally during my visit and would like to thank him again for the pleasant conversation and the quick tour, including a photo shoot.

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In spring 2025, various sections were resurfaced. Now, things are running even better.

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The Kolthoff Mill in Levern is more than just a technical monument. It is a living testament to mill history and a place where traditions are cultivated and brought to life.

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The Destel windmill was built at the beginning of the 19th century. It's an octagonal, shingled, half-timbered building with a rubble stone basement. The linden trees surrounding the mill are particularly notable.

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The Wehe post mill (Mill Route No. 22) is probably the oldest windmill in the Minden-Lübbecke district that has been continuously documented at its current location. First mentioned in 1370, it has been documented in its current form as a post mill since 1650. It was powered by wind power until 1944, and from the beginning of the 20th century onward, it was powered by motor power until it was shut down in 1953. After years of decay, it was completely dismantled in 1982 and faithfully rebuilt years later, operating as it did before the "modernizations" that began in 1850. Since 1991, it has belonged to the Minden-Lübbecke District Mill Association. Since then, the mill has hosted regular milling and baking days, festivals, and cultural events. The mill can also be viewed from the outside at any time.

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Interesting facts about the creation of wind turbines.

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