With the partly sunny and at first a bit frosty weather, I had chosen a lonely area for today's tour because of the lockdown. Only a few people had been there. In the course of the sunny Saturday afternoon it could have become more.

My hike began near the five old barriers / ammunition bunkers near Kr… voir plus

😳 You are always so hardworking! Respect!

You are definitely looking for beautiful paths that we can take the next time we visit. LG 😘

Moin Lisa, thank you. Your comment is a pleasant surprise - I am very pleased. I'm always on the lookout and I have many plans for you, if you can hopefully visit us again soon. Stay healthy and greetings to Uwe too. 😘

Great hike and great photos. The tour is definitely on my list. Thank you 🤗

Thank you too, Dörte, very much

Great description of your tour in the best weather

The bunker pictures resemble mine from today. Was in Kellinghusen --- you described it very nicely there!

It's an interesting area. But lonely? The calm is deceptive. It can be quite crowded, especially at the dredging ponds.

Good topics - hike 💪👌👍👏💪👌👍👏💪👌👍👏 !!!

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Nice secluded tour Jörg!

By the way, the bunkers are barrier bunkers. That means that not weapons, but usually explosives, amplifiers and detonators were stored in it. This should be used during the Cold War to destroy infrastructural structures in order to slow down advancing enemy forces.

Thank you, Karin. I just watched and commented on your beautiful tour.

I have to take a look at the bunkers near Kellinghusen when I get the chance.

Gerhard (dog boy group) had already recommended them to me.

Near me here in Lanken there are also such bat bunkers, see the link below:



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Moin Peter, haven't heard / read from you for a long time. I had also been there several times and when the weather is nice there can be a lot going on there.

But yesterday I was there at lunchtime, there were only a few “dog people” and geocachers around.