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After the years 1681, the spring disappeared at some point and was rediscovered in 1761. The Majesty of Denmark, Norway and Schleswig-Holstein was informed that a guard should be set up to maintain order here, as the number of people seeking help at the Gesundbrunnen was too great.

The Wittenborner Heide nature reserve remained nutrient-poor and unfertilized due to its previous use as a military training area. This resulted in a diverse landscape of heathland, moors and sparse forests that provide a habitat for many species. You can hike through a very beautiful landscape that is always worth a visit.

A quiet place that invites you to linger. Information board with the history of the fountain and the spa town of Bad Bramstedt.

I'm 10 years younger ... GREAT ....

The Kaltenkirchen Heath is also called "the bloody soil of Kaltenkirchen". West and east of what was then Reichsstrasse 4, today's Bundesstrasse 4, stood the Kaltenkirchen military complex with countless buildings. Accommodation for the pilots and the staff at the Kaltenkirchen airfield, including a staff building, a flight control building and a medical unit, there are said to have been over 50 buildings on both sides of the B4 federal highway. As the war drew to an inevitable end, the Wehrmacht set up a concentration camp in Springhirsch in two areas east of the federal highway 4 and a prisoner of war camp about 1 kilometer to the south. Heavy physical forced labour, with the well-known malnutrition, soon led to the deaths of over 1000 hostages of National Socialism in both camps. For pointless construction work at the Kaltenkirchen airfield, which did not delay Germany's capitulation and the end of the war for a second. After the war, the buildings and barracks were inhabited by refugees. After that, however, all the buildings were demolished over the years, although the barracks of the Kaltenkirchen concentration camp were still standing in the 1960s. Oh yes, the entire Kaltenkirchen Heath is actually a single cemetery at the same time. Many concentration camp prisoners and prisoners of war who died doing forced labor were very often buried right on the spot in the middle of the site. Not all of the deceased lie in the burial ground in Moorkaten, as one might assume.

Mega interesting place to come down and switch off.

An airfield was to be built here in the 1960s. How glad am I that it didn't come to that because of the many protests. Today we can enjoy the beautiful landscape