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The bridge, along with the church, is the town's most striking structure. It's a steel truss bridge with a narrow central span that can be raised to allow pedestrians to cross on either side. Traffic is surprisingly light, making it easy to get to the other side.

Excellent view of Międzyodrze. Access road is a short section on stones and then uneven asphalt.

partly bad bumps caused by tree roots otherwise good to drive

In May 2024, I noticed extremely high root outbreaks in the asphalt here. These are slightly marked with white paint.

Here, 750 years ago, Cistercian monks began to use the water power of the small stream. Over the course of history and many wars, the mills were repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt. The Salvey mill, which was owned by Geesower LPG and was still in use as a grist and sawmill until 1992, most recently ran using engine power. The solar pioneer Gerd Hampel then bought the mill in 1996 and installed a solar system to generate clean energy. He also set up a museum to preserve the mill as a technical monument of regional historical importance. The penultimate owners took over the mill in 2008 and founded a new association to ensure the mill's continued existence. The mill is now primarily used as an event location.

Extremely picturesque with the nature of the Oder and beautifully maintained gardens for residents.

The mill itself is certainly charming, and the surrounding countryside is picturesque, BUT the path to the mill is made of the worst kind of surface. I've rarely seen such a cycle-unfriendly path. Very rough... well, they weren't even cobblestones. More like coarse pebbles. I took a few photos of it. Recommendation: Don't go to the mill. The extremely difficult surface isn't worth it.

Very well maintained, offers a beautiful view of the West Oder.