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Here you can admire the protected salt marshes, as well as the unique biodiversity.

The North Sea is close here, wonderful, the smell of salt!

The Protestant Church of St. Martin in Vollerwiek is one of the six churches on the Eiderstedt peninsula that celebrated their 900th anniversary in 2013. Yet St. Martin is unique compared to the other five old churches: St. Martin has already been extensively renovated and restored—most recently from 2010 to 2012.

ol, there are certainly enough of them on the dikes

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Wonderful place, we come here at least once a year.

In principle, a nice idea for braving the tide and thus the lack of water at low tide. It's just not for cyclists passing through, as reckless, selfish cyclists have managed to push their bikes during the bathing season by ignoring the rules, so that bicycles are now completely banned from the areas around Büsum where you can see the water (or rather, the mudflats). According to my information, violating this ban is supposed to result in severe penalties, as the 'beach patrols' immediately call the police if a bicycle appears near the shore. They made an exception for my folded Brompton… 😉

Fortunately, the route is a place where you don't have to pay an 'admission' fee to enjoy the view of the common sea, and you can even take your bike along the paths in front of the dike. You don't even have to push it! Yes, there's a hint of frustration with the cycling policy on the North Sea coast here... 😉