클라인 베르센 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

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From the period 3500 to 3000 BC.

There was a windmill in Brunneforth, the construction of which was commissioned by a woman in the "eighteen hundred strikes of death". The history of this mill and the restored remains of the foundation can be found here. The local history society was really hard-working and created a rest stop that is really worth seeing. What you should be aware of: This mill was a drive-through mill. The teams carrying grain could drive through underneath - which made sense, because the mill blades used to go down so low, especially on Dutch windmills, that serious accidents kept occurring. But just look at the size of the drive-through gates and then think about how the harvests used to be in this area that this size was sufficient! In principle, many tractor tires are now so high that they would reach the top of the driveway! The milling industry has always been something special, there were special milling rights and for centuries the millers belonged to the class of the "dishonest" and were just as little respected as executioners and knackers, but they ensured that the food supply of grain was secured.

Unfortunately, the "explanatory board" for this section of the route was missing when I visited. But it is an old burial mound field - and even if you don't know that, you can see from the location and the gnarled trees that it is a special place.

There are a few benches and well-described information boards here. Very interesting!

This path winds through the Aschgarten fir trees. It does go over a lot of tree roots, but the path is still easy to walk on - and feels wonderfully springy under your shoes ;-)

This tourist sensation is a must-see.