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In 2017, Ammersbek prepared for flooding.

Due to large agricultural operations and biogas plants in the vicinity, heavy oncoming traffic with very large and fast machines can be expected all day long, especially during the harvest season, and at times there will be dirty roads and confusing road junctions and field exits!

The weir keeps the Ammersbek in check before it meets the Alster

Good asphalt, little traffic

Well signposted place with historical sights.

The Duvenstedter Brook nature reserve is located in the extreme northeast of Hamburg in the Wohldorf-Ohlstedt district and is congruent with the FFH area of the same name and the EU bird sanctuary of the same name. On an area of 785 hectares, the Duvenstedter Brook was placed under protection in 1958, the middle section as early as 1939. Today, together with the nature reserves Wohldorfer Wald, Ammersbek-Niederung and the Hansdorfer Brook in the municipality of Jersbek, district of Stormarn, it forms a complex of Germany-wide importance with the largest deer population in Germany - after the opening of a red deer gate after the Second World War. (Source: Wikipedia)

The historic copper mill is right on the edge of the forest. A hammer was operated here at the time, now a beautifully restored residential building.

A dream! It was my first time cycling through the moor and suddenly I came across this little lake. Unfortunately, I had to leave the bike behind and first walk the small path to the five swans. A very quiet and relaxed place!