Wir rücken mit dem Vorkommando ab über Vöhl und Basdorf und marschieren an der ganzen Edertalsperre entlang. Die Landschaft ist einzigartig und wir genießen den wunderbaren Blick auf den Edersee. Er faßt 202,4 Millionen cbm [Kubikmeter] Wasser. Die Ruine einer Kirche schaut aus dem See heraus. Rings um die Talsperre erstrecken sich waldige Höhen. Vor uns liegt die Sperrenmauer, die über 37m hoch ist und eine gewaltige Dicke hat. Hinter der Mauer sind die Maschinenhäuser, die Waldeck und die gesamte Umgegend mit elektrischem Strom versorgen. 1913 wurde die Sperrmauer vollendet. Wir kommen durch den kleinen Ort Waldeck und gehen dann mit unserem Trupp auf Schloß Waldeck hinauf. Hier richten wir in einem großen Sale unsere Station ein. Schloß Waldeck ist ein schöne alte Burg, die zu besichtigen sich wirklich lohnt. Der Ausblick vom Schloß ist herrlich. Man sieht über den ganzen Edersee und erblickt malerische Höhen und schmucke Dörfchen. In das im Schloß ausliegende Fremdenbuch haben wir uns natürlich eintragen müssen.Unser Quartier haben wir im Ort.
We depart together with the advance guard via Vöhl and Basdorf and march all along the Eder lake. The landscape is absolutely unique and we enjoy the wonderful views over the lake. It holds 202,4 million cubic metres of water. The ruins of a church rise above the water. Hills and forests are rolling all around the Eder lake. In front of us we see the wall of the dam, which is more than 37 metres high and has an enormous thickness. Behind the wall are the electric generators that provide electricity to Waldeck and the surrounding area. The dam has been completed in 1913. Our platoon passes through the little village of Waldeck and then climbs up to the castle Waldeck (Schloß Waldeck). Here, we set up our post in a large hall. Castle Waldeck is a beautiful old fortress, which is well worth paying a visit to. The view from the castle is wonderful. One can see the whole lake Eder and sees picturesque hills and neat little villages. Of course we had to sign the castle's guest book.We are accomodated in the village.
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We depart together with the advance guard via Vöhl and Basdorf and march all along the Eder lake. The landscape is absolutely unique and we enjoy the wonderful views over the lake. It holds 202,4 million cubic metres of water. The ruins of a church rise above the water. Hills and forests are rolling all around the Eder lake. In front of us we see the wall of the dam, which is more than 37 metres high and has an enormous thickness. Behind the wall are the electric generators that provide electricity to Waldeck and the surrounding area. The dam has been completed in 1913. Our platoon passes through the little village of Waldeck and then climbs up to the castle Waldeck. Here, we set up our post in a large hall. Castle Waldeck is a beautiful old fortress, which is well worth paying a visit to. The view from the castle is wonderful. One can see the whole lake Eder and sees picturesque hills and neat little villages. Of course we had to sign the castle's guest book.
AntwortenLöschenWe are accomodated in the village.