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A remarkable specimen of a winter linden tree right next to the mill... On the accompanying sign, the linden tree itself tells its story.

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Beautiful historic mill building on the Bille river...

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There is a lot to see and a lot to drive on here

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Very beautiful pond is idyllically situated

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A view worth taking. Look left and right, it's worth it.

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A beautiful route through the forest. It's a great place for cycling.

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Lost place in modern German. Very interesting with the old photos from @JR56

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When the weather is nice, it's a great place to take a break in the beer garden.

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The frog currently shines in a new, chic green. 🍀🐸

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The best ice cream in this region, I am a regular here

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Cultural Center Watermill and pretty pond near the center

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Small, fine downhill stretch (Brunstorf -> Schwarzenbek)

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Very tasty pizza!

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The village pond in Sahms is called Ruski. Unfortunately, the origin and meaning of the name are unknown. If anyone knows anything about it, he/she/it is welcome to comment here.

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Right next to the historic Grander Mill stands the mighty winter linden tree, which is already over 300 years old. A plaque provides information about its fate so far and that of the mill, which is now a listed building. Stay a while and take a look at it, because you rarely see such a natural, wide crown on a linden tree, because the trees along the roads are regularly severely pruned. It could even live to be 1000 years old, although it has already been struck by lightning once and the wound may never fully heal. Hopefully it will stand here for many more years, perhaps even centuries, so that our children and grandchildren can still enjoy it. The European long-distance hiking trail E1, which actually goes right past it, has unfortunately been closed for some time, so you can't get past it and have to take a small detour across the road. You can find further interesting information about Linden here: https://www.bund-naturschutz.de/pressemitteilungen/eine-liebeserklaerung-an-die-linde

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Right next to the historic Grander Mill stands the mighty winter linden tree, which is already over 300 years old. A plaque provides information about its fate so far and that of the mill, which is now a listed building. Stay a while and look at it, because you rarely see such a natural, wide crown on a linden tree, because the trees along the roads are regularly severely pruned. It could even live to be 1000 years old, although it has already been struck by lightning once and the wound may never fully heal. Hopefully it will stand here for many more years, perhaps even centuries, so that our children and grandchildren can still enjoy it. The European long-distance hiking trail E1, which actually goes right past it, has unfortunately been closed for some time, so you can't get past it and have to take a small detour across the road. You can find further interesting information about Linden here: https://www.bund-naturschutz.de/pressemitteilungen/eine-liebeserklaerung-an-die-linde

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The former grain mill, once responsible for many villages, lies on the southern, Lauenburg side of the Bille River and is now a well-known inn. The historic mill building is a rectangular, single-story timber-framed structure built on a granite foundation and has a hipped roof covered with clay tiles. The undershot waterwheel, renewed in 1985 and measuring 3.50 meters in diameter, is mounted on the gable wall facing the Bille. A double row of boards protects the timber framing from splashing water. A separate millrace leads from the Bille to the mill. The wooden weir, consisting of two sluice gates, is built over the Bille, aligned with the northern long wall. The interior of the mill still largely reflects its original layout: on the river side, behind the external waterwheel, is the mill floor with the milling mechanism, and in front of it, the flour threshing floor. Behind this are storage rooms and the former stable. The other half of the building contains the former living quarters, the kitchen, and the large, open fireplace built in the center of the house, as well as the guest rooms facing the street. https://www.stormarnlexikon.de/grandermuehle/

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The Discovery of Slowness... The Grander Mill is a secluded gem nestled in the countryside. A country retreat for individualists with an elegant, rustic ambiance. The restaurant offers unpretentious, authentic Italian cuisine in the Grander Mill's cozy "il caminetto" (window). Behind the beautiful half-timbered facade with its countless mullioned windows, a blend of different stylistic periods awaits. The furniture is lovingly collected from abroad or crafted according to antique designs. Lamps from Italy, fabrics and tableware from France, and traditional craftsmanship from Northern Germany and Denmark. In the mornings, guests are treated to an imaginative, lord-of-the-manor-style breakfast buffet with many small delicacies in the opulently decorated barn. Wooden beams, white linen, mirrored walls, acrylic lamps, and chandeliers create a contrast between history and modernity. A stage for enjoyment and sensory delights, the breakfast buffet is also available until noon upon request, weather permitting, right outside the door or somewhere in the garden. ... https://grandermuehle.de/home.html

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This village is considered a stork village because Master Adebar lives here. It is worth a trip here.

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An idyllic pond with beautiful water lilies in the summer on the village street in Grabau, which also serves as a fire water reservoir. But the pond isn't actually that big - it's only called that because there's also a small village pond a little further away.

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