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beautiful photo moment

Nice point of the round

Starting point of the round was Top

Very quaint place. An insider tip.

The Bronze Age farm is a prehistoric farmstead from the prehistoric Bronze Age 2200-800 BC. The impressive farmstead was reconstructed in close cooperation with the municipality of Uelsen, the Lower Saxony State Office for Monument Preservation and other partners. It offers insights into the life of our Bronze Age ancestors with their animals from a farm on the Riedberg south of Uelsen.

Nice varied route, nice single tracks, short hills and a part goes over wooden bridges. Very challenging and important to know how to take them.

The mill was first mentioned in 1610. The mill was first mentioned in 1610. However, the farm and mill probably existed many centuries earlier. In 1865, a second milling mill was installed and in 1924 a sawmill was added. In 1926, the mill wheel was replaced by a turbine that used the average gradient of 5 meters of the water stored in the mill pond. In 1954, the mill was shut down. Today, it is still in use as a lumber mill from time to time. Nordbeck’s legend according to “The Glass Carriage” According to the legend passed down today, the mill once belonged to the Count of Bentheim. He had given it to the Nordbecks in return for an annual rent. Once a Nordbeck had 19 sons, and they ate so much that Nordbeck had trouble paying the rent to the count. When he told the count about his plight, the count came to see the children. He whispered in Nordbeck's ear that when the 20th son was born, the mill would belong to him. And indeed, the following year, Nordbeck had his 20th son and the mill belonged to him. (In a written record of this legend from 1771, the 12th son is mentioned.) Info from: https://www.uelsen-touristik.de/poi/nordbecks-muehle