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Behind the old mill, the old wooden mill wheel is still suspended in the water. There are plenty of lovely seating areas and tables all around for a rest. The trees provide shade, perfect for a break.

Watermill, beautifully situated after a tour through the forested grounds of the Merzen golf course. The forest path is very easy to ride on an e-bike.

A beautiful panorama in sunshine

Hello dear people, there were four shafts in the Ibbenbüren coal mine, all of which of course served their own purpose. In addition to the Thedor shaft (location: Ibbenbüren / Laggenbeck), the Bockraden shaft (location: Ibbenbüren / Bockraden), the Oynhausen shaft (location directly next to the coal-fired power station), there was also the north shaft, where most of the crew went to during their shift times. On the currently (February 18, 2025) vacant site, there were offices, changing rooms, warehouses and storage areas.

If you don't know the town of Mettingen, you should check it out. It's simply a beautiful village with a C&A history.

When I (once again) ride my donkey through the Düsterdieker lowlands, I often have to ask myself: Why is this so flat and so beautiful? It's best to see for yourself and enjoy the peace and the vastness.

Six kilometers northeast of the town of Bramsche in the Osnabrück region, Malgarten Monastery is picturesquely situated on the banks of the Hohe Hase. The name Malgarten probably refers to a very old court place (Old German: mahal). Archaeological finds suggest settlement since the first century AD. The oldest excavated objects date back to 3,000 to 4,000 BC! Simon Graf von Tecklenburg and his mother Eilika founded a nunnery in Essen/Oldenburg in 1175. After a fire, the monastery was moved to Malgarten, where his mother's widow's residence was probably located. In 1986, the entire monastery complex - except for the church, the two cemeteries and the former rectory with garden - became private property and has since been restored with consideration of monument preservation and ecological aspects. This makes it possible to preserve valuable historical buildings and put them to modern use. Attractive apartments, studios, workshops, and a gallery in the cloister have been and are being built. The convent – the oldest building – as well as the magistrate's house and other buildings house the seminar and guest house, and the concert barn provides a large public space where the nationally renowned "Malgarten Monastery Concerts" also take place. The approximately 4-hectare, creatively designed outdoor area, close to nature, encompasses various habitats such as the Hohe Hase stream, the monastery moats, and the partially waterlogged oak-hornbeam forest with adjacent pasture. All areas are home to numerous animal and plant species. With its impressive, old trees and secluded paths and squares, the grounds invite you to stroll and linger, and will be carefully developed over time. In addition to keeping chickens and bees, fruit and vegetables are also grown. Part of the grounds is individually designed by local residents. These "open gardens" can also be visited upon request. https://kloster-malgarten.de/der-ort/

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