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Neuenburgerfeld의 토탄 창고 옆 자전거 수리 스테이션

The old historic peat shed is a nice opportunity for a nice break

Great route. Easy to ride.

Idyllic spot with a beautiful view of the Lengener Meer.

A beautiful spot of nature with a single track and a viewpoint. A great place to unwind and enjoy nature.

The Ruttel Mill: In Ruttel stands the only windmill in Germany that still saws wood. A steady creaking sound is the sign that the Ruttel Mill is in operation. "Wind force four - that's not enough for the sawmill, but it is enough for the grinding process," says master miller Peter Egenhoff. The blades of the almost 160-year-old gallery windmill cut evenly through the wind. Gerrit Stegemann attaches a sack of grain to an iron chain. The cable winch pulls and carries the grain directly to the second floor. The chain clatters, then a wooden hatch opens. The miller shoulders the sack and tips its contents into a funnel above the millstone. Tock, tock, tock, tock - the gears mesh faster. The wind is blowing gustily from the northeast. Grain by grain, the grain falls into the grinding process. It smells almost like a bakery. In good wind conditions, the mill produces 150 to 200 packages of flour per hour.

The Stapeler Moor, with its nearly 2-kilometer-long peatland discovery trail, is definitely worth a visit. When we were there, we were alone, and the trail was easily navigable by bicycle. Until 1964, the peat extracted here was used to heat the power plant in Wiesmoor. With the end of the power plant era, peat extraction in Uplengen continued and was primarily used in horticulture. Extraction finally ceased in 1998. The Stapeler Moor is now a strictly protected nature reserve and is undergoing extensive renaturalization. The extracted peat areas have been rewetted, and rushes and sphagnum mosses are once again thriving in the former cuttings. It will take centuries for a fully intact moor to re-emerge. Along the peatland discovery trail, information panels provide comprehensive information about the moor and its flora and fauna. It was a shame that the observation tower was closed; it's probably showing its age and is in a state of disrepair. ... Update March 2026: The dilapidated viewing platform has been demolished and a new observation tower has been built. I think it will be opened soon.