Komooto-Waran Gunther

Mostly on dirt roads to Nörvenich.
Always pleasant, very light drizzle.

The Scherfbach is an inflow to the Dhünn in the Bergisches Land.

Roast beef with pointed cabbage and carrots ...

Via (Frechen-) pit Carl zur Erft to Türnich

Irresheim (near Frauenberg) is a tiny hamlet with interesting farms.
The most magnificent is surrounded by a moat and a forest / park.Kommern has beautiful half-timbered houses, a castle and a very presentable historical center.Vlatten is one of my favorite villages (I have already presented it here several times): there are many curious things to discover!

These Komooto dragons🦎 are really cool, I think! 😎👍

I would have spared the dangling to Lechenich if I had found the supermarket in Liblar.
Otherwise it was a very enjoyable tour!

Villa Oppenheim in Fühlingen was built by Eduard Freiherr von Oppenheim around 1880 and was used by the Nazis during the war to accommodate forced laborers.
Popular language and the Internet know some scary stories about the falling walls:
It's haunted here ...
Ever since the resident large landowner had a Polish slave laborer hung up who had fallen in love with his daughter.There is no doubt that visiting in the dark is advised against for various reasons.
And people who tend to break in through rotten planks should generally refrain from exploring.A little note to all offices that may follow me on komoot:
I didn't climb a fence (I followed the trail that leads around it).
I didn't open any doors (rather the front door is on the porch).
And of course I was wearing a (cycling) helmet!

The village of Gindorf lies between Vollrather Höhe, the Frimmersdorf power plants and Grevenbroich.
No trace of gin, but there is a former moated castle and an old mill.