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The Höllgraben is a deeply incised stream.

This is the Altmühl Bridge in Frommetsfelden and not at Meuchlein

Old sandstone bridge with four arches over the Altmühl

A beautiful old town

The church belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran deanery of Leutershausen. The choir and the choir flank tower above the sacristy on its south side were built in 1492. In 1734, the nave to the west of the retracted choir was renovated and galleries were built. The choir flank tower was raised to accommodate the tower clock and the belfry and covered with an eight-sided bent roof. The three historic church bells were delivered during the First World War and were then replaced by cast steel bells. Bronze bells were not purchased again until 1989, and the old bells stand on the church wall. The interior of the choir is covered with a cross-ribbed vault. The wall paintings in the choir date from the 16th/17th century. The former tabernacle was set up in the early 16th century, and the altar cross in the 17th century. The organ with 14 registers, two manuals and a pedal was built in 1774 by Georg Martin Gessinger. (Source: Wikipedia) More information at: https://www.dekanat-leutershausen.de/gemeinden/neunkirchen-wiedersbach/neunkirchen/

Near Hürbel am Rangen, a district of Lehrberg, you can find the oldest tree in the Frankenhöhe Nature Park, the Kreuzeiche (Cross Oak). Various sources seem to dispute the age of this impressive tree. According to the information board on site, the Kreuzeiche is about 600 years old. Other sources say it's 800 years old. In any case, it is a truly impressive tree, with a circumference of about 6.5 meters at breast height. There are two possible explanations for the name "Kreuzeiche": One is that it stands at the intersection of the old high-altitude trail from Hinterholz to Steinersdorf and from Neudorf to Lehrberg; the other is that the crown of the oak tree grows like a cross. Numerous legends also surround the Kreuzeiche: One example is that of Hans Roi, a restless wagon driver who, every night during Advent, rides from the Kreuzeiche around the Bocksberg on a black horse with his head tucked under his arm.

A beautiful area. Always fun and a must!