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The Beeke is a tributary of the Hamme River.

Very popular with us road cyclists here in the region. It's actually quite a mountain for the North German Plain. 😉

A relatively good bike path runs along the road by the dike. During rush hour, I'd prefer the bike path, but otherwise, I'd rather take the road (even though that's not legally permitted, as it's a mandatory bike path).

Here, while having a small picnic, you can watch the dock workers unloading the iron ore.

The observation tower is accessible. There is a bench in front of it that is perfect for a picnic. About 200 m further towards the ferry there is a kiosk where you can buy something tasty.

Nice to drive, good surface. If the sheep fences are open, you can also use the concrete slab path behind the dyke. Driving from north to south there is almost no right-before-left, which is very pleasant.

Very beautiful, approximately 3km long section between the town of Orth and the Weserdeich. On the left is the Hunte and on the right is the Westergate, and in between is the "Melkhus Cafe", ideal for a break.

The mill, a two-story gallery mill, was built in 1850. The new mill received two grinding gears and a bag box for the production of wheat flour. In 1896, the mill was largely destroyed by fire, but was subsequently rebuilt in a more modern style. Later, a diesel engine provided the drive when there was no wind. In 1923, the mill was connected to the electricity grid. The mill was powered by wind power until 1977. Today, the Aschwarden mill is owned by the Rönner family, who run an agricultural contracting business here. The listed mill was restored in 1962 and 1980 with the help of the district. The last renovation in 2004 was carried out with public and private financial support from the mill association.