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Field and meadow path between Hornow and Hornow-Vorwerk. In addition to cherries, there are also a few pear trees and elderberry bushes. Depending on the weather, the cherries are ripe in June or July.

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A replica of a gate from the former village of Klinge. Behind it is a small lookout point and information stand with a fantastic view over Lake Klinger.

Fed by the Erlengraben, provided it hasn't dried out, it offers an idyllic resting area beneath a willow tree and frog concerts in spring and summer. Ducks and grey herons can also be observed.

Field and meadow path between Hornow and Hornow-Vorwerk. In addition to cherries, there are also some pear trees and elderberry bushes. Depending on the weather, the cherries are ripe in June or July.

Overgrown with reeds and threatened by drying out, it is surrounded by quirky, ancient trees. The Erlengraben stream flows through it, but this is also often dry.

The Robber Baron Gate is an archway with three armor trophies originally built around 1700 in the town of Klinge in Lower Lusatia. It was the entrance gate to the Klinge manor. In 1973, the archway was destroyed in an accident and was not rebuilt due to the planned devastation of the town for the mining of brown coal by the Jänschwalde open-cast mine. The three knight trophies on the gate were secured. Replicas of the gate were built at two locations. One was built in the 1980s in Groß Schacksdorf, about ten kilometers away. In 2001, another replica of the gate was built in Klinge, south of the original location, and was fitted with the original figures. Source: Wikipedia

meadow orchard of the Heimatverein Klinge e.V.