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Dithmarscher Switzerland
Dithmarscher Switzerland
| (This picture has taken Hans Maassen, Tellingstedt in glorious autumn day in 2010 from the district forestry Tielenauquelle) |
(HH) The wooded area has Geest on " Rugebarg" at 72 m above sea level. Sea level, the highest place in the community and all Norderdithmarschen. The better known " Heidberg " with its 46 m above sea level. NN significantly lower, viewed this as a popular destination for walkers in the district forestry. Also Klaus Groth (1819 - 1899) Low German poet and writer of our home is gone, the city of Heath to his uncle in Tellingstedt, as he has described in his poem "Young paradise".
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The "Brune Barg" is certainly not today's "Heidberg" meant, because the view was of Gaushorn from behind our "Rugebarg" which determines the time was covered with heather, for the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Forestry (District Forestry) has been created only in 1905.
( atmospheric shots of the natural environment yet, "Karen Wragg , Q u the Osterau create the" Rugebarg "by runs the old ponds
and the Tielenau feeds the big fish pond, image to the right of Birte Behrends)
The Geest Welmbüttel to a watershed. In the southwestern part of the district forest springs the " Tielenau " flowing over Tellingstedt in the "Eider .
The surface water of the western side Geest collected in small streams to it in the " Miele " flows.
The " Broklandsau " has several sources in the north in the town. The district forestry, with the old now dried-up ponds, springs from the " Osterau " the " Wierbek " has several sources, originates at the station hill and feeds several pools there, also on the B 203, before they united in Nordwohlde other water sources in themselves.
He is on the border with the municipality Schrum running stream at Neocorus early as 1600 with " Kellihorn sheath-Beek " named and presented simultaneously between Welmbüttel Schrum and the border between the two is Dithmarschen (Neocorus Vol II page 267). This creek is later called " Schrum-Brooks-Beke " and will continue south to the " Westerau" and finally to " Gieselau " , which before the construction of the Kiel Canal in the " Eider" resulted. Today they drained the Gieselau channel in the North Sea-Baltic Canal . In Albers village in the district " Schlaa " means a corridor designation "Schellhorn Moor remembers this name to the old name of our border river (" Kellihorn see above) since Here too, the course of "Gieselau " is watching.
(access to the source of the district forestry Tielenau on Schwiensweg) has
The community has just 13 listed grave mound in their field. This number is used many times have been higher. In the 1930s, are still monuments have been found, the subject is no longer the listed building, but still worth protecting historical buildings of our ancestors. At the source of the " Tielenau" there including a 8000 year old proven site of Stone Age people in the area.
For this purpose, the life and work in the stone age, stone park Albers village with the stone age village in Archaeological and Ecological Center Albersdorf (AÖZA) perceived to.
The two large forest areas Nordwohlde and district forestry are now a magnet for hikers and recreation. Human intervention was in the district forest area to 19 Century, a large heath, which later (around 1905) back through forest cover, mainly with pine trees, could be closed. The Nordwohlde since its first known recording (1725) virtually unchanged, he is a typical farm forest. The "Klaus Groth trail" is proceeding at the coming of Tellingstedt Waldesruh restaurant by the old railway embankment of the light railway (1905-1937) and then continue on to Gaushorn Benne Wohld and Southshore Holm Heide up the Museum Island with the Klaus-Groth-Museum.
