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We now walk through the valley, with the rocks rising up beside us. At the side of the path, we find the entrance to the Tiefen Blühend Glück tunnel. https://youtu.be/LYmwgx7Z0Lk

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A little below the path, we see the entrance to the Garisch Mine. Almost hidden, nestled quaintly among the greenery, first mentioned in 1490, the mine ceased operations in 1911. We take a few steps inside and are surrounded by thousands of mosquitoes. https://youtu.be/jglyT269hvE

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definitely worth a trip

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A beautiful corner for hiking

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Hieronymus Lotter was named as the owner of the Garmisch mine around 1565. Station 12 of the mining trail is located here.

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The money cellar, which is connected to an old legend....money does not make you happy after all 🤷

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really very interesting and informative

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With a flashlight you can go a little way in until you reach a barred door.

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The tunnel was excavated between 1855 and 1886. However, enough was never really found here and so it only leads a little more than five hundred meters into the mountain. However, the beautifully brick mouth hole that can be seen today was once destroyed when the keystone was stolen. After the fall of the Wall, the Pobershau Mountain Brotherhood renovated it. The tunnel now also serves as a roost for bats. Source: https://www.ins-erzgebirge.de/Mundloch-des-Tiefen-Bl%C3%BChend-Gl%C3%BCck-Stollns

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Under one of these rocks you can see an open hole into which a person can easily crawl. Old people say about this hole that once upon a time a maid, who was often called by name when she grazed in the place, went in in the presence of another maid when she was called again after the latter left her come to her aid when she screams. When she went in, she found a large box with money and gold and a dog lying next to it and, at the command of a voice, filled the grass cloth with it. But when the entrance became very narrow and she called out to the other maid for help, the dog jumped at her and scratched everything she had picked up out of the grass cloth, whereupon she was pulled out in terror by the other girl for the third day but later died of fear. A certain old man named Christoph Hackebeil was once seduced so that he had to stay in a cave there at night.

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Unfortunately no photo possible. Cell phone camera didn't work the way I wanted

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There is an old legend about the money cellar: Under a large rock of the Greifenstein, where an ancient castle is believed to have stood, there is an open hole into which a man can comfortably crawl. But it is said of this hole that once a maid from Hayde's farm, who was often called by name when she was grazing there, would have gone in in the presence of another maid when she was called again, with the assurance that, if she would cry out, that the other should come to her aid. But the maid going in found a large chest with gold and money and a black dog lying by it, and at the command of a voice filled the grass cloth with it. But when the entrance had become so narrow that she cried out to the other maid for help, the dog jumped at her and scraped everything that was surrounded out of the grass cloth again, whereupon she was pulled out in terror by the other maid, and the third day then she would have died. https://sagenpfa.de/sage.php?map=ja&stat=1021

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Also in winter an experience and beautiful to look at.

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The mouth hole is below the hiking trail and is closed. The tunnel now functions as a bat roost.

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Old mouth hole just below the hiking trail, beautifully laid out with rest stops and information boards.

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A historic mouth hole can be admired here. Mining has a long tradition in the Ore Mountains.

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Search and find 😁

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with a small snack, near the forest spirit path

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Nice photo motif and great rest area, beware of the dog. ^^

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Great excursion destination, benches invite you to take a break, an information board explains

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