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Hike to the Wilseder Berg in September 2020. We are on the Machandelweg, about one kilometer from the destination. To the left, through the bushes, you can still see the sheepfold at Fürstengrab. Another hiking trail runs there, which also leads to the Wilseder Berg and further to Wilsede.
Hike to the Wilseder Berg in September 2020. We are on the Machandelweg, about one kilometer from the destination. To the left, through the bushes, you can still see the sheepfold at Fürstengrab. Another hiking trail runs there, which also leads to the Wilseder Berg and further to Wilsede.
Reiner Spangemacher

Blooming heath on the Machandelweg between Niederhaverbeck and Wilsede. In the hollow, a small retention pond of the Haverbeeke, which springs just a few meters from here. After a few kilometers, it flows into the still young Wümme at Schneverdinger Weg. The Machandelweg is one of many paths leading to the Wilseder Berg. Lüneburg Heath September 2020.
Blooming heath on the Machandelweg between Niederhaverbeck and Wilsede. In the hollow, a small retention pond of the Haverbeeke, which springs just a few meters from here. After a few kilometers, it flows into the still young Wümme at Schneverdinger Weg. The Machandelweg is one of many paths leading to the Wilseder Berg. Lüneburg Heath September 2020.
Reiner Spangemacher

Hiking trail in the Vareler Heide near Scheeßel in the district of Rotenburg/Wümme. Around the Lüneburg Heath, some small heath areas have been preserved. In the past, the heath landscape extended over large areas of northern Germany. Even the rural culture has been preserved here, just as in the central heath. Thus, there are still thatched traditional houses and sheepfolds here, reaching as far as Sittensen deep into the district of Rotenburg. End of August 2020.
Hiking trail in the Vareler Heide near Scheeßel in the district of Rotenburg/Wümme. Around the Lüneburg Heath, some small heath areas have been preserved. In the past, the heath landscape extended over large areas of northern Germany. Even the rural culture has been preserved here, just as in the central heath. Thus, there are still thatched traditional houses and sheepfolds here, reaching as far as Sittensen deep into the district of Rotenburg. End of August 2020.
Reiner Spangemacher

My friend the tree is dead... but the heath is alive and blooming beautifully in August 2020.  
Near Turmberg by Oberhaverbeck, with a view of Bockelmanns Heath, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve.
My friend the tree is dead... but the heath is alive and blooming beautifully in August 2020. Near Turmberg by Oberhaverbeck, with a view of Bockelmanns Heath, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve.
Reiner Spangemacher

Deutschland / Niedersachsen / L�urger Heide und Wendland

455  2 1200x784 Px, 28.08.2020

Hastedter Schnuckenheide, a historical document. It will probably never appear so romantic again. In 2020, it was overgrown with weeds and partially destroyed by the storm. Therefore, we fondly remember September 2014. At that time, the heathland in the Rotenburg district did not have to hide behind the nearby Lüneburg Heath.
Hastedter Schnuckenheide, a historical document. It will probably never appear so romantic again. In 2020, it was overgrown with weeds and partially destroyed by the storm. Therefore, we fondly remember September 2014. At that time, the heathland in the Rotenburg district did not have to hide behind the nearby Lüneburg Heath.
Reiner Spangemacher

In the foreground, rubble and debris, from which the Lüneburg Heath was formed during the Saale Ice Age. After the ice melted in a warmer period, sand and stone remained. To this day, only a thin layer of humus can be found in the nature reserve.  
This provides just enough nutrients to sustain over 800 heath-like plants.  
Except for a few raised bogs, water cannot remain on the surface, so it collects in lower-lying areas, forming spring pots. Thus, the heath is the birthplace of many small rivers, such as the Wümme, Haverbeeke, Fintau, Böhme, Veerse, Oste, and in the east the Schmale Aue and the Seeve, to name just a few. Besides the famous heathlands, the landscape consists of 60% forest; raised bogs as well as fields complete the picture. The stones in the foreground were removed from such a grain field; otherwise, machinery could not operate there. The latter areas are usually managed by the VNP (Nature Park Association). August 2020
In the foreground, rubble and debris, from which the Lüneburg Heath was formed during the Saale Ice Age. After the ice melted in a warmer period, sand and stone remained. To this day, only a thin layer of humus can be found in the nature reserve. This provides just enough nutrients to sustain over 800 heath-like plants. Except for a few raised bogs, water cannot remain on the surface, so it collects in lower-lying areas, forming spring pots. Thus, the heath is the birthplace of many small rivers, such as the Wümme, Haverbeeke, Fintau, Böhme, Veerse, Oste, and in the east the Schmale Aue and the Seeve, to name just a few. Besides the famous heathlands, the landscape consists of 60% forest; raised bogs as well as fields complete the picture. The stones in the foreground were removed from such a grain field; otherwise, machinery could not operate there. The latter areas are usually managed by the VNP (Nature Park Association). August 2020
Reiner Spangemacher

View of the Behringer Heath, on a stone nearby it is written:  To the beautiful view.  This is true as you can see. Heath bloom in August 2020.
View of the Behringer Heath, on a stone nearby it is written: "To the beautiful view." This is true as you can see. Heath bloom in August 2020.
Reiner Spangemacher

After sunset at a small rest area near the Green Belt, where the forest still looks roughly the same as it did years ago; shot on 19.08.2020...
After sunset at a small rest area near the Green Belt, where the forest still looks roughly the same as it did years ago; shot on 19.08.2020...
Fred Hahn

Deutschland / Niedersachsen / Harz

311 1200x800 Px, 21.08.2020

Exploring the Lüneburg Heath by carriage is something more and more visitors are taking advantage of. Carriage route near Niederhaverbeck, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve, September 2014.
Exploring the Lüneburg Heath by carriage is something more and more visitors are taking advantage of. Carriage route near Niederhaverbeck, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve, September 2014.
Reiner Spangemacher

Maytime is rhododendron time, bushes like azaleas & rhododendrons must not be missing in any North German garden, here the plants find the right climate and suitable soil. Samtgemeinde Fintel, Rotenburg/Wümme district, May 2020.
Maytime is rhododendron time, bushes like azaleas & rhododendrons must not be missing in any North German garden, here the plants find the right climate and suitable soil. Samtgemeinde Fintel, Rotenburg/Wümme district, May 2020.
Reiner Spangemacher

Spring 2020 in Lower Saxony, rapeseed field near Helvesiek. The first clouds in 14 days, very beautiful rapeseed bloom despite ongoing drought.
Spring 2020 in Lower Saxony, rapeseed field near Helvesiek. The first clouds in 14 days, very beautiful rapeseed bloom despite ongoing drought.
Reiner Spangemacher

Nature Park Südheide August 2016. In the picture, the Misselhorner Heide near Hermannsburg during the heather bloom. The heather usually blooms from the end of July into September.
Nature Park Südheide August 2016. In the picture, the Misselhorner Heide near Hermannsburg during the heather bloom. The heather usually blooms from the end of July into September.
Reiner Spangemacher

Typical vegetation of the heath, the birch in the foreground, surrounded by the golden/yellow grass of the wire grass. Adjacent to it, the brightly intense color of the common heather. The evergreen junipers complete the picture. A blue sky should not be missing, and if there are no heath sheep, then at least some fluffy clouds ;-)
Dübelsheide August 2016.
Typical vegetation of the heath, the birch in the foreground, surrounded by the golden/yellow grass of the wire grass. Adjacent to it, the brightly intense color of the common heather. The evergreen junipers complete the picture. A blue sky should not be missing, and if there are no heath sheep, then at least some fluffy clouds ;-) Dübelsheide August 2016.
Reiner Spangemacher

The Borsteler Grube near Bispingen in the Lüneburg Heath. Mid-August 2019.  
Besides the famous Totengrund near Wilsede, this is another depression in the Lüneburg Heath. However, it was created by humans. Sand was extracted here. Today it is a remarkably beautiful heathland area.
The Borsteler Grube near Bispingen in the Lüneburg Heath. Mid-August 2019. Besides the famous Totengrund near Wilsede, this is another depression in the Lüneburg Heath. However, it was created by humans. Sand was extracted here. Today it is a remarkably beautiful heathland area.
Reiner Spangemacher

October 14, 2019:<br>Birch avenue through the Lüneburg Heath near the Bockheber.
October 14, 2019:
Birch avenue through the Lüneburg Heath near the Bockheber.

Friederich Rieber

October 14, 2019:  
At the southern edge of the Lüneburg Heath, near the town of Schneverdingen, lies the Pietzmoor. Until about the mid-20th century, peat was extracted here and the moor was drained as a result. Since the mid-1980s, successful rewetting measures have been carried out and the peat pits are filling with water again.
October 14, 2019: At the southern edge of the Lüneburg Heath, near the town of Schneverdingen, lies the Pietzmoor. Until about the mid-20th century, peat was extracted here and the moor was drained as a result. Since the mid-1980s, successful rewetting measures have been carried out and the peat pits are filling with water again.
Friederich Rieber

The Köhlerhütte at Fleetsee (retention basin), in the Fintel Heiderand area. Autumn 2019.
The Köhlerhütte at Fleetsee (retention basin), in the Fintel Heiderand area. Autumn 2019.
Reiner Spangemacher

The Himberg Lake in Fintel, Heiderand area, in autumn at the end of October 2019
The Himberg Lake in Fintel, Heiderand area, in autumn at the end of October 2019
Reiner Spangemacher

Sandy path between the Steingrund (right) and the Totengrund (left), unfortunately only the cyclist has the view into the purple valley basin ;-) During the heath bloom in August 2019. In the Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve near Wilsede.
Sandy path between the Steingrund (right) and the Totengrund (left), unfortunately only the cyclist has the view into the purple valley basin ;-) During the heath bloom in August 2019. In the Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve near Wilsede.
Reiner Spangemacher

Jungemann's Heath near Oberhaverbeck, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve in August 2019
Jungemann's Heath near Oberhaverbeck, Lüneburg Heath Nature Reserve in August 2019
Reiner Spangemacher

The Vareler Heide shows itself at its best, the common heather is in full bloom, and the weather couldn't be better. A small but charming heathland area in the district of Rotenburg/Wümme. Framed by the Wümme lowlands on one side and the B 75 on the other. There is also a parking lot by the road. August 2019.
The Vareler Heide shows itself at its best, the common heather is in full bloom, and the weather couldn't be better. A small but charming heathland area in the district of Rotenburg/Wümme. Framed by the Wümme lowlands on one side and the B 75 on the other. There is also a parking lot by the road. August 2019.
Reiner Spangemacher

After sunrise in the forest on Hahnenkleer Waldstraße; shot in the early morning of 27.08.2019...
After sunrise in the forest on Hahnenkleer Waldstraße; shot in the early morning of 27.08.2019...
Fred Hahn

Deutschland / Niedersachsen / Harz

433 1200x795 Px, 28.08.2019

View from the Hahnenklee Cliffs over the Oder Valley towards the northwest: You can see the dying and dead spruce forest on the northern flank of the Rehberg and on the two Sonnenberge, in the background the Bruchberg in intense blue; shot in the early morning of 27.08.2019...
View from the Hahnenklee Cliffs over the Oder Valley towards the northwest: You can see the dying and dead spruce forest on the northern flank of the Rehberg and on the two Sonnenberge, in the background the Bruchberg in intense blue; shot in the early morning of 27.08.2019...
Fred Hahn

Deutschland / Niedersachsen / Harz

368 1200x800 Px, 28.08.2019

The ragwort is still blooming along the roadside and in clearings in the forest; photo taken on the morning of 19.08.2019...
The ragwort is still blooming along the roadside and in clearings in the forest; photo taken on the morning of 19.08.2019...
Fred Hahn

Deutschland / Niedersachsen / Harz

366 1200x880 Px, 22.08.2019