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Small water wheel with information board about its history.

The watermill was first mentioned in Emperor Charles IV's land register in 1375. Part of the Saarmund estate, it remained in royal ownership and leased by the last Saarmund bailiff, Kühne, until its sale around 1820. Around 1732, the tenant, George Henike, can be traced back to the mill at Berlin's Tiergarten. His successor was the watermill owner Ahrend from Tuchen in Magdeburg, who also held the office of judge and later mayor. After 1822 (construction of the cloth factory), grain milling at the mill was increasingly neglected. From 1845 onward, the old watermill only provided power for the spinning machines in Busse's factory. After a steam engine was installed in 1870, the old watermill was closed down. In the autumn of 1872, the manufacturer Busse had the mill converted into living quarters for his factory workers. Source: http://myhistory.geschichtsverein-nuthetal.de/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=51

Beautiful forest lake next to the Fontaneweg

Beautiful little lake.

The small lake near Güterfelde is beautiful and wonderfully clear. You can find places to take a short break everywhere. And there is even a swimming area on the opposite bank.

Impressive fortification on the Nutze in idyllic surroundings.

Great way to cool down...

The fallen from 1914-1918 commemorated by the inhabitants of Philippsthal