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"About 40 meters above the Ruhr River, the historic Steele City Garden invites visitors to stroll and relax on its 4.2 hectares – and, of course, to enjoy the view of the Ruhr Valley. On the opposite bank of the river lies the Überruhr-Hinsel district with its 'House Under the Rainbow,' a facility for assisted living on the Gewalterberg hill. Downstream, the Spillenburg weir can be seen. In this 204-hectare drinking water catchment area, 50 million cubic meters of water are extracted annually. The light blue swimming pool below the City Garden belongs to the Steele 11 swimming club, which has been welcoming swimmers and bathers here since 1911." https://www.essen.de/dasistessen/leben_im_gruenen_/aktiv_im_gruenen/essener_aussichten_.de.html

I haven't often seen ferns over 1 meter tall. There are so many here that you can't even see the forest floor.

The Turteltaube mine was a tunnel mine in Bommern in the Muttental valley. The mine belonged to the Herbede district. The mine consisted of two wings, each with a separate tunnel, in the Nachtigallmulde valley and was in operation until the mid-19th century.

The ship's pier with restaurants in the immediate vicinity.

Not pretty, but functional. A great starting point for hikes in the beautiful countryside.

GPS: 51.44343, 7.06787 Steeler Stadtgarten Schnütgenstraße, Steele Around 40 meters above the Ruhr River, the historic Steele Stadtgarten (Steeler City Garden) invites you to stroll and relax on 4.2 hectares of land – and, of course, to enjoy the view of the Ruhr Valley. On the opposite side of the river is the Überruhr-Hinsel district with its Haus unterm Regenbogen (Rainbow House), an assisted living facility on the Gewalterberg hill. Downstream, you can see the Spillenburg Weir. 50 million cubic meters of water are extracted annually from the 204-hectare drinking water area. The light blue swimming pool below the Stadtgarten belongs to the Steele 11 swimming club, which has been inviting people to swim and bathe here since 1911. https://www.essen.de/dasistessen/leben_im_gruenen_/aktiv_im_gruenen/essener_aussichten_.de.html

Nice view while waiting for the railway barrier 😉

The Gernebach stream is very overgrown. It looks natural, and water can drain from everywhere.