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The Lober-Leine Canal is the artificial outflow of the Lober and Leine rivers into the Mulde River. It begins north of Benndorf and flows into the Mulde between Pouch and Löbnitz (Delitzsch district). The canal was constructed between 1949 and 1951[2] because the original riverbeds had to give way to the Goitzsche open-cast mine. It was approximately 14 kilometers long and was rerouted in 1982[2] to clear the construction site for the Rösa open-cast mine. After the 2002 floods, which destroyed its mouth, it was temporarily used to flood the Seelhauser See, a former open-cast mine lake. In 2004, the canal and its confluence with the Mulde were restored through extensive excavation work. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lober-Leine-Kanal

Beautiful rest area above the Lober-Leine Canal with a view of Lake Seelhausen

Beautiful view of the Alte Mulde river from the Mulde cycle path.

For the biker lingering before this small, sacred monument, which commemorates a former church, I offer the observer a key quote from Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963), whom Wikipedia recognizes as "one of the most influential Christian apologists of the modern era": "I believe in Christianity the way I believe the sun has risen, not just because I see it, but because through it I can see everything else."

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Nice, larger rest area at the intersection of Alte Goitzschestraße / Schwarzer Weg

Bridges are essential, as they would connect people in the same way as riverbanks.

Really beautiful. And a great view.