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People often walk past here and it doesn't really attract attention.

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It is a protected place. In winter the bats hibernate here.

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The Bensenbruch was once a place of refuge during the Second World War where people sought protection.

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It's a bit strange to stand here. What would happen if you looked in and the bats flew out.

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Bensenbruch at the end of the Second World War. Since Gailbach and Dörrmorsbach became a combat zone during Holy Week 1945, people took refuge in cellars and tunnels to avoid bombs and grenades. People also sought refuge in the Bensenbruch, an old quarry. An approximately 15 meter long and over 2 meter high room in the form of a cellar vault could accommodate 50 to 60 people.

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Bensenbruch Two caves remain from the former Bensenbruch. In the larger one, 50 to 60 people could find shelter during a bomb attack in 1945. The lamprophyre dike is bordered by the basal breccia (Buntsandstein) alternating with siltstones from the crumbly slate series.

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The Teschenhöhle is the remains of a quarry from which basalt was mined. This basalt formed a volcanic vent that formed about 43 million years ago. During the eruption, the layer of red sandstone that had not yet been removed here was broken through. You can observe this in the rock, which consists of a volcanic breccia with parts of red sandstone that was deformed by the violent eruption

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Located in Blankenbach. Right on the bike path.

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Can bats read too?

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The Teschen Cave is not a cave in the true sense, but a large hole that goes back to a quarry. So don't expect too much there! In no case (in search of the "cave") try left or straight ahead to climb up the mountain. This is extremely dangerous because slippery!

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Unfortunately, one cannot expect a walk-in cave. Located on the Kulturweg Aschaffenburg 1

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There is a treatise on the Teschen cave here: http://www.spessartit.de/20.htm

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Bats are welcome here.

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If you go down the steps to the grotto, you will see the ravine there and just follow it. However, if you come from the other side, you might think that it is just a channel and not a narrow path. I saw a pillar there today that could have had signs on it. At the moment nothing is pointing to this grotto from any side. Overall - grotto plus ravine - a wonderfully fine place, a bit like being lost in the village.

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Old connection from the Geiersrainweg to the Grottenweg. Goes past the grotto. In the meantime also drawn on the map, I entered it at osm ...

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The Bensenbruch lies somewhat hidden near Dörmorsbach. This former quarry was used by the locals as a shelter during the hail of bombs in World War II. A wayside shrine and a memorial plaque provide information about the historical background.

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Former Bensenbruch quarry and retreat with a historical story.

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The former Bensenbruch quarry and place of refuge are hidden and off the road. 😀

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A long, wide ditch runs through the forest floor at this point. 🙄

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The Teschenhöhle is the remains of a stone quarry from which basalt was extracted. This basalt formed a volcanic vent that was formed around 43 million years ago.

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