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The Golden Line originated in the 17th century as the border between the Principality of East Frisia and the County of Oldenburg in the Harle Bay on the Frisian North Sea coast. On the mainland, it forms the dividing line between the two districts of Wittmund and Friesland.

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The many small paths through the jungle are really great to ride

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A great resting place with beautiful information panels. Here you'll find a wealth of background information about clay mining.

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The Golden Line originated in the 17th century as the border between the Principality of East Frisia and the County of Oldenburg in the Harle Bay on the Frisian North Sea coast. On the mainland, it forms the dividing line between the two districts of Wittmund and Friesland.

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Gorgeous trails lead through the forest. It's simply fun to ride here.

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Beautiful path. Gravel next to a sandy track.

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The Ruttel Mill: In Ruttel stands the only windmill in Germany that still saws wood. A steady creaking sound is the sign that the Ruttel Mill is in operation. "Wind force four - that's not enough for the sawmill, but it is enough for the grinding process," says master miller Peter Egenhoff. The blades of the almost 160-year-old gallery windmill cut evenly through the wind. Gerrit Stegemann attaches a sack of grain to an iron chain. The cable winch pulls and carries the grain directly to the second floor. The chain clatters, then a wooden hatch opens. The miller shoulders the sack and tips its contents into a funnel above the millstone. Tock, tock, tock, tock - the gears mesh faster. The wind is blowing gustily from the northeast. Grain by grain, the grain falls into the grinding process. It smells almost like a bakery. In good wind conditions, the mill produces 150 to 200 packages of flour per hour.

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Very beautiful nature reserve. There is also an observation tower there.

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