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The Duckstein spring is a beautiful spot. The water cascades down and there are plenty of places to sit.

The Duckstein Spring is a worthwhile destination. There's much to explore; you'll find a shady rest area and a shelter, and an information board provides you with interesting facts.

Calcareous spring water flows downhill over moss and plant remains. Water evaporates and tiny lime particles settle on moss, plant remains and the subsoil and harden. This creates a very porous rock, "tuff stone". Over time, tuff stone has become known as "duck stone". The forest site and spring are now named after this name. 8 liters of water per second constantly bubble out of the spring. Endangered and protected moss species are native to the spring area. Because of the characteristics mentioned, the lime spring and its drainage area are designated as a natural monument. A shelter and tables and benches next to it invite you to rest and celebrate. https://www.moringen.de/stadt-moringen/wohnen-freizeit-tourismus/sehenswuerdigkeiten/ducksteinquelle/

The church was built in 1664. She has a roof turret. The organ in this church, installed in 1972, was originally purchased in 1864 with the support of George V, the last king of Hanover, for the village of Avendshausen, which today also belongs to the city of Einbeck. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wellersen

A church was built before 1598, and a church tower was added that year. It had to be renewed in 1697 due to dilapidation. The renewed church was nevertheless demolished in 1797/98 and replaced by a classical rectangular hall church with five axes. To the west, a four-sided, slated turret rises from the gable roof of the nave, which is hipped to the east, and is covered with a pyramidal roof. Two church bells hang in it, the older one was cast in 1878 by the Radler Bell Foundry, the younger one in 1961 by the Rincker Bell and Art Foundry. The slightly raised choir in the east was only added during a renovation in 1956. The portal was also moved from the south to the west side of the church. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirche_Dassensen

The oldest parts of the two-storey, medieval Margarethenkapelle in Holtensen date from the early 14th century. It used to be a fortified church. The ground floor consists of plastered rubble stones, has a flat ceiling on the inside and is used for church services and events. The upper floor is partially timber-framed and was formerly used as a storeroom. A square, slated turret rises from the gabled roof, topped with a pyramidal roof.

The system is in very good condition ...

The Ilme is a small tributary (approx. 32 km) of the Leine in Lower Saxony, on which ducks seem to feel comfortable.