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https://www.ines-nickchen.de/index.php/waldglasweg.html

Here you will find a beautiful glass bench by Ines Nickchen, which is part of the Forest Glass Trail.

A small gravel parking lot is also used by those using the glass container. If there are no parking spaces available, you can park in the parking lots of the cemetery and the two supermarkets and discount stores. The information pavilion is located a few meters further along the gravel path.

racing bike

Glass is very versatile and interesting

A beautiful climb toward Feldberg. Easy to ride. There's little traffic, and the asphalt is top-notch.

GLASRAST The letters of the four glass steles not only mean GLASS, but also: G stands for glassworks L for Limes A for general information about glass S for super material A place to rest and relax. There are interesting things to discover on the back of the glass steles. Glass technology: 2x8mm TVG glass connected with 4-ply EVA film. Sandblasted, hand-blown flashed glass mounted on the carrier pane with 2K silicone adhesive. Text: Andreas Hart Author of the glass installation shown: Ines Nickchen (Source: https://www.gemeinde-glashuetten.de/leben-freizeit/leben/wandern-radfahren/waldglasweg/#accordion-1-4)

The forestGLAS path begins and puts the fragments of the past together to form a large, new, illuminating whole. Everything is dark, you stretch, move, you get up, the day takes its direction and develops. Everything is dark, but then it gets light again. The cycle begins anew. What happens after death? Nobody knows, but the image gives hope Waking up, coming to yourself, getting your bearings, remembering, organizing, starting, coming to life, new day, new life, looking back, changing, developing, growing, new thoughts, becoming clear. Glass technology: The stele consists of 3 tempered glass panes, each 10 mm thick. The two outer panes are made of partially tempered glass (TVG), the middle pane is made of toughened safety glass (ESG). The glass panes are of different lengths to accommodate the stainless steel bracket. Inside there is designed, hand-blown genuine antique glass. Everything was hermetically packed with a total of 32 EVA films and glued together in a vacuum oven at 125°C. This process took a total of 32 hours. Text I: Ines Nickchen Text II: Andreas Hart Author of the glass installation shown: Ines Nickchen (Source: https://www.gemeinde-glashuetten.de/leben-freizeit/leben/wandern-radfahren/waldglasweg/#accordion-1-0)