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Very nice path for hiking and cycling (always along the lake)

At the foot of the statue is the following inscription: "Give with a good heart, no one carries away the stone that gives you bread." The following legend has been handed down: "A miller, who was driving flour to his customers, had a wheel on his cart break on the way. Because he had loaded many sacks and the road was muddy, he couldn't unload the load. As he stood there, at a loss for what to do, Pumpfoot came hobbling up. Since the miller didn't know him, he kindly asked him to look after the cart until he could get help or get a new wheel. 'No need,' replied Pumpfoot, threw the broken wheel onto his left shoulder, grabbed the cart axle with his right, and called, 'Drive on!' The astonished miller mounted, took the reins, and off they went. Uphill, downhill, over rutted paths, Pumpfoot ran alongside the cart as the fourth wheel. When the miller reached his destination, he thanked him with a generous tip, without having recognized his helper. Pumpfoot behaved quite differently when, as a journeyman craftsman, in ragged clothes, he encountered some Millwrights. They ignored him at all, didn't return his greeting, and didn't invite him to dinner, as was customary. But how astonished were the builders that suddenly no workpiece fit the others. It was either too long or too short, too wide or too narrow. The miller saw the perplexed craftsmen and also the strange journeyman standing around. He recognized him immediately, greeted him in the manner of a craftsman, and invited him to dinner. Then the mill was built without a problem; everything fit. When the journeyman had moved on, the builders bombarded the master miller with questions. But he just said, "What, you don't know the journeyman miller Pumpfuß?" Source: Templin – A Brandenburg Town Throughout History; Schibri Verlag Milow

The water quality of the Templiner Stadtsee is good.

The harbor bar is new at the Templin city harbor. There you sit right on the water with a view of the lake.

The Templiner Haussee is right next to the city. Very suitable for a nice hike almost always along the water.

Very nice covered bridge for pedestrians and cyclists, which reminds me a little of the Ahrensberg house bridge.

Better to use it as a hiking trail than by bike.

The new pioneer bridge in Templin is only passable for cyclists and pedestrians. It leads from Templin to “Little Moscow”.