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인상적인 철도 다리 - 볼 가치가 있습니다 💯🔝👍🏻🚴‍♀️

인상적인 철도 다리 - 볼 가치가 있습니다 💯🔝👍🏻🚴‍♀️

수리를 위한 유용한 지원 💯🔝👍🏻😊🚴‍♀️

파라디에스탈은 더 높은 게스트(숲이 우거진 사구 풍경)와 더 낮은 클레프푸스 사이의 높이 차이로 인해 형성되었으며, 빌스터마르슈 경계에 있습니다. 이로 인해 오늘날 자연에 가까운 샘물 흐름이 흐르고 숲과 초원 지대로 둘러싸인 평평하고 완만하게 경사진 계곡이 형성되었습니다. 이 지역은 „나투어러레브니스레기온 부르크“의 조용한 하이킹 및 자연 체험 장소로 간주됩니다. 파라디에스탈을 따라 생물 서식지, 과수원, 숲을 따라 걷는 순환 하이킹 코스 6호선이 지나며, 소위 상부 클레프 행을 지납니다.

부르크의 옛 항구는 오랜 역사를 가지고 있습니다. 한때 디트마르셴 해운업의 중요한 환적지였으며 수십 년 동안 지역의 삶을 형성했습니다. 오늘날 조용한 호수는 선원과 뱃사공의 시대를 상기시키며 지역의 과거를 여전히 생생하게 느낄 수 있게 합니다.

The interior of the ring wall is occupied by the old Burg cemetery. The castle is associated with a legend according to which, in 1145 AD, Count Rudolf of Stade and his wife Walburga were murdered by peasants who had treacherously entered the castle. The old cemetery has been located within the historic ramparts of Bökelnburg since 1818. The graves and cemetery paths are situated within the ring wall. The unique combination of an early medieval defensive structure and a place of final rest makes this cemetery a historically and scenically significant site. The high, tree-covered rampart encircles the cemetery like a natural protective cloak. The only entrance gate of the former castle was probably located on the site of the present-day cemetery chapel.

Bökelnburg Castle and its cemetery form an exceptional and historically significant ensemble in Burg. Bökelnburg is one of the best-preserved early medieval ringforts in Schleswig-Holstein and is considered the namesake of the town of Burg. It was probably built at the end of the 8th or beginning of the 9th century and served as an important defensive fortification and refuge for the Saxon population against raids by Vikings, Slavs, and Franks. It is an impressive earthwork, which still stands approximately six meters high. The site is strategically located on the high edge of the geest (glacial upland), offering a panoramic view across the Wilster marshland and the Kiel Canal. A circular path runs along the top of the rampart, providing beautiful vistas.

Before Burg had a modern central water supply, public wells like the Bauern-Soot (Farmers' Well) were vital for the population, especially for the farmers (hence the name "Bauern-Soot"). 1839/40: A pump was installed. Its use was regulated: Each person received a key to open the lock on the pump handle. 1910: A new wooden pump handle was acquired. 1922: This was replaced by an iron pump.