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Sacred Heart Chapel

Beautiful little forest. Especially recommended in summer.

Actually, it doesn't matter when they were cut into ball trees

In 1750, linden branches were tied together to form a ring that still surrounds the two trees today. Because of the increasing weight of the horizontal branches, two concentric rows of pillars were set up in 1789 to support the ring. The pillars made of grey sandstone were supplied by the stonemason Ankenbrand from Falkenstein, who was paid 40 guilders by the municipality. In 2006, according to the 7th Environmental Protection Report of the Haßberge District Office 2001-2006, the Turkish linden tree was classified as not worthy of being a natural monument and was removed from the list of natural monuments. Wikipedia

a very nice resting place, rainproof and a great panoramic view with information board of the surrounding towns and mountains

It is always a joy to observe these animals so closely.

next to the chestnut tree a bench for resting and a wayside shrine (polygonal shaft on inscription base, top with lamentation, sandstone, neo-Gothic, marked “1859” Wikipedia)

Wheel or disc crosses with their striking shape once indicated ecclesiastical courts, probably the Church of the Peace of God, which was built by churches from the late 11th century onwards. (Excerpt from text next to the cross)