A wheelchair man overcomes the resin: a magical adventure!

A wheelchair man overcomes the resin: a magical adventure!

Bad Suderode, Deutschland - The Harz region, known for its fabulous stories, attracts more and more explorers. Carsten Kiehne, a passionate fairytale collector from Bad Suderode, has been the goal of bringing the magical world of the legends and anecdotes from the area to life for over a decade. Together with his partner Manuela Petri, he published more than thirty books and organized guided hikes to share the mystical stories of the Harz. As news38.de this year was a special day for Kiehne and the participants Tour that led to the old Paracelsus Harz Clinic.

During this three-hour hike, an elderly gentleman named Günther, who is sitting in the electric wheelchair, came into the group. Despite the steep climb to the clinic, he absolutely wanted to be there. Kiehne initially had concerns about whether Günther could deal with the challenge, but the hiking group did not leave him alone. They helped him push up the mountain, which was a great deal of effort for everyone. Once at the summit, Günther beamed with joy and described the tour as the highlight of his stay in the clinic. For Kiehne itself it was also one of the most beautiful experiences of his 14-year career as a hiking guide, such as n-ag.net emphasized

The connection between man and nature

The hikes of Kiehne are not only about stories and myths, but also about the personal experience in nature. The resin, rich in stories, invites you to explore the connection between people and nature. The NaturMythenpfad offers a wonderful opportunity for this. Here you will find nine hands -on stations that provide deeper insights into these relationships and invite you to pause. One of these stations is a desired tree that helps the hikers formulate internal longings and thus strengthen the connection.

Another highlight of the path is a labyrinth in which you can find your own way. The symbolic power of trees and the relationship between man and wolf are also discussed. Kiehne and its groups actively contribute not to be forgotten the myths and stories of the resin and open access to nature for everyone - also for people with special needs.

Kiehne's passion shows that the legends and myths of the Harz are not only cultural assets, but also form a lively bridge to the human thoughts and feelings. The valuable stories and the opportunity to experience nature up close make the resin a unique goal for hikers of all ages and ability.