About Oliver Fahrendorf
2,178 km
127:25 h
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Beautiful weather, so get on your bikes! We're cycling along the Dortmund-Ems Canal to Hanekenfähr and Herzford Castle. The first buildings of the castle date back to 1337. The manor house was built in the 18th century. Owned by the Duke of Arenberg, the complex gradually fell into disrepair until 1970
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Probably the last long bike tour this year. In addition to the beautiful autumn colors, the actual goal of my tour was the windmill in Lonneker near Enschede. This mill was built in 1851 and is still completely intact today. I continued to Grolsch Veste, the stadium of FC Twente Enschede. From here I
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Bicycle tour via Wettringen to Steinfurt. Here I visited the historic Niedermühle and the Schlossmühle. Before that I made a detour to the old power station. From the princely castle I then went on to the Steinfurter Bagno. On one of the five islands of the park lake there is an old castle ruin. Past
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A short after-work tour via Ohne, Bilk and the Brechte and then back home.
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Bicycle tour through the Schüttorf collective municipality. Stops were Schulstraße in Quendorf, the Vechtefenster in Engden and the bridge in the Vechtetal.
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May 1st, perfect weather, so what could be nicer than a hearty bike ride? From Schüttorf, I went via Havixbeck and its castle to Senden Castle. Unfortunately, I could only take one photo of it, as the café and the castle courtyard were very crowded. I continued on to Lüdinghausen. A sign at the town
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