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Memorial cross on a meadow behind the Catholic Remigius Church with the following inscription: "Save your soul - erected in 1913 - in memory of the Holy Mission preached by the Capuchin Joseph Anton Kessler, April 27 - May 4, 1913"

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What a lovingly designed corner! Colorful wooden elements, painted stones, fluttering butterflies, and cheerful spring flowers make this garden fence a truly feel-good motif. 📍 Tip: Be sure to stop, grab your camera, and marvel! If you look closely, you'll discover little messages among the flowers and decorations – a beautiful example of village community and creative details along the path.

Life blooms between gray walls! This lovingly designed flower staircase with colorful pots, an enamel pot, and a giant teacup brings color to the village. The painted butterfly looks almost real. 📍 Tip: Perfect for a quick break with your camera or phone – this small scene is a quiet symbol of creativity and love of home. Ideal as a photo spot for your Komoot moment.

This panel impressively demonstrates how the quarries around Remigiusberg have changed over the decades. Black-and-white photos, blasting images, and old machinery give an idea of the hard work that went into this area – and how profoundly the landscape was transformed as a result. 🔍 Tip: Ideal for a short break with a change of perspective: The panel is located right by the path. Take a moment to experience the comparison of past and present – better than any museum.

At Remigiusberg, plaques tell of the hard life of the stone breakers. If you look closely, you'll even spot an old worker photo – and the "Steinbrecherlied" (Stone Breaker Song) with its hearty lines. It's a striking place to pause for a moment and imagine what the working world was like in the past. 🔍 Tip: Keep your eyes peeled as you continue walking – with a bit of luck, you might spot deer or birds of prey in the adjacent meadows.

The Erdesbach Mill tells the story of regional tradition and technological change – from its use as an oil mill to residential use and today's power generation. Directly adjacent, the historic weir regulates the Glan River – an exciting spot for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. 👣 Tip: Pause for a moment, read the information board, and listen to the sound of the water – a moment to relax. Perfect for a peaceful nature photo or a short break with a historical flair.

A very special experience awaits here: The small Ulmet train station is the starting point of the trolley route – and the lovingly planted wagon wheel itself brings color and charm to this place. The railway line, flowers, and seating – perfect for a little breather. 👣 Tip: If you prefer a more relaxed atmosphere, take a seat here, watch the trolleys, or simply enjoy a moment in the sun. The blend of nostalgia and nature is unique.