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Formação Rochosa Nadelöhr

Natural Monuments

Formação Rochosa Nadelöhr

Destaque • Monumento Natural

Formação Rochosa Nadelöhr

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Este Destaque está localizado em uma área protegida

Consulte os regulamentos locais: Naturpark Südharz

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Localização:Harztor, Landkreis Nordhausen, Turíngia, Alemanha

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1. Circuito Burgruine Hohnstein (HWN 98) e Gänseschnabel (ponto de partida: Ilfeld Neanderklinik)

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Christoph 🦊

9 de outubro de 2022

A beautiful and interesting rock formation with a great story, children can easily fit through it and there are great photo opportunities...I didn't try it myself ^^

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Ca.Stenger

14 de agosto de 2023

The legend of the eye of the needle

In the old days, when merchants and carters still used horse-drawn carts to sell their goods in remote Harz villages, an old trade route ran through Ilfeld. From here the Goetheweg branches off, on which the privy councilor von Goethe took his first journey to the Harz Mountains in 1777 on horseback
rode into the Harz mountains in a coat bag.

This said Goetheweg leads past a boulder that has a narrow cleft. The legend tells of this boulder that a giant once shook it out of its shoe because the block in it pressed so hard.

All carters, dealers and forest workers who wanted to get wood from the forest had to pass this stone. If only one carter was hired, it was customary for him to crawl through this narrow crevice on his first trip to the jeers and laughter of his comrades. The other servants stood behind him and helped with their whips.

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Ca.Stenger

14 de agosto de 2023

If the newcomer could pay his comrades a taler, he didn't have to squeeze through. This is what this traditional poem tells about

The servant has to go through the eye of the needle

At Ilefeld, there lies a stone
Has an ear through and through
There is a belly that is not delicate
And yet he is very amusing.
The bailiff wants, he shouldn't be,
Alone, what's the use of threatening and screaming?
No sooner does a new servant drive into the wood,
The others quickly grab him.
He must, no matter how proud he is,
Strive through this ear.
He crawls, they hit and the servant screams,
That's how it is for the others.
But if he buys his way out with money,
So he doesn't need to go in.
But if he doesn't, the hero must
three times as through the stone.
Then he's a made man
The other can hit again.

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Ca.Stenger

14 de agosto de 2023

Count Elger von Hohnstein and the Eye of the Needle

Count Elger von Hohnstein called a stately castle complex his own on a mountain cone in the southern Harz Mountains. The castle served him and his men as a shelter for his dissipated and robbery life. Everyone who went peacefully on his way was plundered by him, and not infrequently the merchants or travelers lost more than just money and goods.

Once he chose a nobleman as worthwhile prey, namely Count Konrad von Beichlingen, and so he rushed at him with thoughts of murder. But as soon as he had finished his outrageous deed, countless goblins, forest spirits and elves stormed out of their hidden caves, crevices and tree holes. With curses accompanied by thunder and lightning, they blocked the valley with huge boulders. The little river Behre burst its bed and Elger's nest of thieves met a bad end in the floods.

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Ca.Stenger

14 de agosto de 2023

The count, near death, found only the eye of the needle in the rocks, through which he crawled and which could get to the other side of the valley. He narrowly escaped his inglorious downfall.

Before his salvation, he had vowed to donate an "eternal lamp" at the spot where he killed Beichlinger. The valley of the Behre soon opened up again and the raging river was able to return to its old bed as a small creek.

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Ca.Stenger

14 de agosto de 2023

The lesson that Count Elger was taught by the forest dwellers, otherwise invisible to everyone, ultimately made him a decent man. Soon he took Lutrude to be his wife. In 1189 they founded the Ilfeld monastery. As a Premonstratensian monastery and later as a monastery school, especially under Michael Neander, it went down in history with famous students.

The walls of the Ilfeld monastery are still standing and are used as a clinic. The "eternal lamp" found its place in the garden of the clinic. The eye of the needle is in the same place as ever and is a particular attraction for children, who can follow the legend at this location.

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Ca.Stenger

14 de agosto de 2023

I recommend for practice

the Harz sagas and witches' playground
komoot.de/highlight/3555135?ref=ahd

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Gemeinde Harztor

10 de janeiro de 2025

The legends of the eye of the needle

1. Legend
In the old days, when traders and carters still used horse-drawn carts to sell their goods in remote Harz villages, an old trade route ran through Ilfeld. The Goetheweg branches off from this, along which Privy Councillor von Goethe rode into the Harz on horseback with a sack on his first trip to the Harz in 1777.
This Goetheweg leads past a boulder with a narrow crack in it. Legend has it that a giant once slid it out of his shoe because the block was so tight.
All carters, traders and forest workers who wanted to fetch wood from the forest had to pass this stone. If a carter was just hired, it was customary for him to have to crawl through this narrow crack in the rock on his first trip, to the jeers and laughter of his comrades. The other servants stood behind him and helped with their whips.
If the new man could pay his comrades a thaler, he didn't have to squeeze through. This is what this traditional poem tells of

The servant has to go through the eye of a needle

Near Ilefeld, there is a stone,
Has an eye through and through,
There is a belly that is not fine,
And yet he is very amused.
The bailiff wants him not to be there,
But what good is threatening and shouting?
As soon as a new servant goes into the woods,
The others quickly grab him.
He has to make an effort, no matter how proud he is,
To get through this eye.
He crawls, they hit and shout at the servant, and the others are happy with it.
But if he buys his way out with money,
He doesn't have to go in. But if he doesn't, the hero has to go through the stone three times. Then he's a made man, who can beat others again. 2nd legend see 2nd tip

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Gemeinde Harztor

10 de janeiro de 2025

2nd legend

Count Elger of Hohnstein and the Needle's Eye

On a mountain cone in the southern Harz, Count Elger of Hohnstein called a stately castle his own. The castle served him and his men as a hideout for his extravagant and thieving life. Anyone who went peacefully on his way was plundered by him, and it was not uncommon for merchants or travelers to lose more than just money and goods.

Once he chose a nobleman as his worthy prey, namely Count Konrad of Beichlingen, and so he attacked him with murderous thoughts. But no sooner had he finished his sacrilegious deed than countless goblins, forest spirits and gnomes stormed out of their hidden caves, crevices and tree holes. With curses accompanied by lightning and thunder, they blocked the valley with huge boulders. The Behre river burst its bed and Elger's robbers' nest came to a bad end in the flood.

The count, close to death, found only the eye of a needle in the rocks through which he could crawl and reach the other side of the valley. So he narrowly escaped his inglorious demise.

Before his rescue, he had vowed to lay an "eternal lamp" at the spot where he had killed the Beichlinger as atonement. The Behre valley soon opened up again and the raging river was able to return to its old bed as a river.

The lesson that Count Elger was given by the forest dwellers, who were otherwise invisible to everyone, finally made him a virtuous man. He soon took Lutrude as his wife. In 1189 they founded the Ilfeld monastery. As a Premonstratensian monastery and later as a monastery school, especially under Michael Neander, it went down in history with famous students.

The walls of the Ilfeld monastery still stand and are used as a clinic. The "Eternal Lamp" found its place in the clinic's garden. The eye of the needle is in the same place as ever and is a particular attraction for children who can re-enact the legend at this place.

To practice crawling through the eye of the needle, we recommend

the Harz legends and witches playground

komoot.de/highlight/3555135?ref=ahd

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Wil Tan 🚵🎒🥾⛰🚶‍♀️

25 de junho de 2022

For the little stamp hunters there is a great stamp and a rock through which the little ones can walk.

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Nicole Ebner

30 de junho de 2022

There is also a stamp box from the Harz children. It's really nice to run there in the forest and there's something to look through the eye of a needle too.

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Micha

24 de julho de 2022

Small but worth seeing natural spectacle

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Jan

2 de novembro de 2022

Worth seeing and great idea for children.

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Jan

3 de novembro de 2022

Great rock and stamp of the Harz children.

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Alexander

18 de agosto de 2023

Stamp office of the Harzer Wanderkinder

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Jan

21 de setembro de 2023

Luckily you don't have to go through that.
Stamp office for the Harz hiking children.

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Matze

19 de dezembro de 2023

Unfortunately we didn't get very far

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🚍🌲⛰️👻🦁👑👑👑Marko Werner🏞️💚🥾✝️🚆

18 de maio de 2024

Great stamping place and mystical

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Formação Rochosa Nadelöhr

1. Circuito Burgruine Hohnstein (HWN 98) e Gänseschnabel (ponto de partida: Ilfeld Neanderklinik)

2. Circuito Gänseschnabel e Trail to Wetterfahne (ponto de partida: Ilfeld Neanderklinik)

3. Circuito Ponto para fotos da Harzquerbahn e Fischbachteich (ponto de partida: Netzkater)

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