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In Schmarbeck near Faßberg, two thatched sheepfolds have been preserved, standing side by side and representing a striking example of traditional heathland building culture. The older building, dating from the early 18th century, is a half-timbered barn on a fieldstone base with a hipped roof, while the younger one is a two-post structure with a fully hipped roof. For many generations, both buildings served as sheep farms. Their original construction and unique layout make them important testimonies to the agricultural use and architectural history of the Lüneburg Heath.

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Hoffmann's Backhus in Müden with delicious cakes and also fond memories (SB) 😇

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The Heidesee is beautifully situated in the beautiful nature of Müden (so many SB memories)

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great photo stops and great trail

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The Fassberg Airlift Museum, located at the air base in the Südheide region, commemorates the Berlin Airlift of 1948/49 and Fassberg's important contribution to supplying the besieged city. In several Nissen huts, railway carriages, and an outdoor area, the story is vividly told through documents, images, and original objects. A special highlight is the Douglas C-47 "Fassberg Flyer," an original Rosinenbomber, which is the centerpiece of the exhibition. The exhibition is complemented by sections of the Berlin Wall, logistics exhibits, and, more recently, a QR-guided audio guide in several languages. The museum is open daily in the afternoon from April to October. Admission is inexpensive, and children up to twelve years old are free. Guided tours are available for groups, and there are regular special events such as International Museum Day or holiday programs for children. Even unusual offerings such as civil weddings in the historic Rosinenbomber are part of the concept. The museum combines authentic history, personal experiences and impressive exhibits to create a living place of remembrance.

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The Faßberg Airlift Museum commemorates the Berlin Airlift of 1948/49, during which large quantities of coal were flown from Faßberg to Berlin. Original documents, exhibits, and photographs are displayed in historic Nissen huts, railway carriages, and on the outdoor display featuring the Douglas C-47 "FASSBERG-FLYER." Segments of the Berlin Wall complement the exhibition. Open daily from April to October, the museum offers a striking insight into this significant chapter in post-war German history.

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Just because something isn't explicitly prohibited, e.g., by signs, doesn't mean it's allowed. There isn't a single sign on these paths indicating that cycling – regardless of the type of bike – is permitted. The signs say "hiking trails"!!! Our forests are not lawless areas. Ride your mountain bike through your neighbor's garden or destroy the green spaces in the city park.

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In Schmarbeck near Faßberg, two thatched sheepfolds stand side by side, forming a significant ensemble of heathland architecture. The older one was built in 1706 as a half-timbered structure on a fieldstone base with a hipped roof; the second, built in the first half of the 18th century, is a two-post structure with a fully hipped roof. Both served as moorland sheepfolds for centuries and, thanks to their original construction and adjacent location, are impressive testaments to the region's economic and architectural history.

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