느릅나무‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 호수

Here on the Fabiusweg along the Lutter, the Kutscherloch is a nice place to take a short break and listen to the water 💦!

great trail with beautiful views to the south

The northern, last spring pot, the so-called Kutscherloch, is one of the limnocrene spring pots. According to an old local legend, in the Middle Ages a rich man lost his carriage during a strong thunderstorm and then sank into this spring pool. Popularly, this misfortune was seen as punishment for the man's mocking of the wooden statue of St. Mary in the Chapel of Our Lady. The Liebfrauenkapelle was a former extension of the imperial cathedral in Königslutter. Spring circles can be observed on the water surface of the Kutscherloch. The bottom of the pond is partly covered with aquatic plants. This can be interpreted as a sign of low water flow. (Source: Wikipedia)

One of many spring pots with an interesting history.

Is a spring pot that feeds the Lutter. According to legend, a man and his carriage sank here in the Middle Ages, hence the name.

The northern, last spring pot, the so-called Kutscherloch, is one of the limnocrene spring pots. According to an old local legend, in the Middle Ages a rich man lost his carriage in a strong thunderstorm and then sank into this spring pool. Popularly, this misfortune was seen as punishment for the man's mocking of the wooden statue of St. Mary in the Chapel of Our Lady. The Liebfrauenkapelle was a former extension of the imperial cathedral in Königslutter. Spring circles can be observed on the water surface of the Kutscherloch. The bottom of the pond is partly covered with aquatic plants. This can be interpreted as a sign of low water flow. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutterquelle

currently a green sea with entertainment of frogs

lots of animals to discover...