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4 days ago
A short walk with my phone open, recording every step, but only 130 meters of elevation gain to the medieval tower. It was twice as high and had a pointed tiled roof. The watchtowers (within sight) communicated with each other using flags or smoke signals. Access was via ladders on the first floor, which
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February 15, 2026
On narrow paths around Dainbach, lively birdsong hints at spring. A small path leads uphill from Binsengasse, but it's not continuous and difficult due to brambles; it's better to take the rectangular path (field tracks) from Schweigener Weg.
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February 13, 2026
A wonderful hike with views, lovely company, a bit of sunshine, and gall wasp nests in the wild roses (sleeping apples). Soft paths through the meadows. A break in a hunting blind. Would gladly do it again. The trail is similar to the Igh 51, but the descent via the Tauberberg offers more views, and
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February 9, 2026
A short hike from Gamburg train station to Bronnbach Monastery; the panorama from the Dickbuckel hill is impressive. There was hardly any snow in the forest, making it a pleasure to make good time. Parts of the trail were part of the cultural trail network. Thanks to the University of Würzburg for the
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February 5, 2026
A hike through the region in soft snow, with many wayside shrines, pretty churches, always along the stream meadows. Animals: 1 European hare. Plants: 2 field maples near the Kautzenmühle and Kurzbüchsenmoos in the forest.
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January 31, 2026
There was still a lot of snow, and we followed the tracks of hares and deer, initially to Dittwar. The alternative Gissigheim path was hidden in the deep snow at first. We really enjoyed the ridge path from Dittwar to the Heckfeld church. In the end, tired legs, dry socks, clean shoes. It was beautiful
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3 days ago
It was a wet hike, both from above and below (picture 26), but it had its charm. Gorges were filled with water, and the paths were badly churned up by wild boar activity. Clearly, the Bunter sandstone has completely different mosses and lichens than the Muschelkalk limestone of the middle and lower Tauber
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