Unforgettable adventure: Günther masters the resin in a wheelchair!

Unforgettable adventure: Günther masters the resin in a wheelchair!

In the Harz, there are stories that have been told for centuries and captivate people. Carsten Kiehne, a passionate fairy tale collector from Bad Suderode, is a master in collecting them, fairy tales and anecdotes and keeping them alive. Together with his partner Manuela Petri, he has already published over thirty books on this fascinating topic. Regardless of whether on guided hikes or narrative events, Kiehne manages to capture the mystical atmosphere of the Harz href = "https://www.news38.de/harz/article300498979/harz-paracelsus-Harzklinik-bad-suderode-Sagenhafter-Harz-Anekdoten-leute-bringen.html" Class = "Source_1"> News38 has been passing his passion for over a century Live out.

Recently, on March 4, a very special hike along the old Paracelsus resin clinic took place. Kiehne came across Günther, an older man who wanted to take part in the three-hour tour despite his electric wheelchair. The group was initially concerned whether Günther could cope with the steep climb. But with united forces they helped him to push up the mountain. What seemed to be a challenge initially ended in a happy experience. Günther not only described the hike as a nice memory, but as a highlight of his stay in the clinic. considered one of the most valuable experiences in his 14 years as a hiking guide.

myths and nature in the Harz

The Harz is not only known for its breathtaking landscapes, but also for its abundance of myths and legends. These stories are part of humanity's oldest cultural assets and invite you to think about the relationship between people and nature. The Nature myth path offers an ideal framework to explore these topics. With nine hands -on stations, including a desired tree and a labyrinth, it enables visitors to formulate internal wishes and to go on a spiritual journey.

The desired tree gives the hikers the opportunity to express personal thoughts, while the labyrinth invites you to pause and think. The question is also raised as to what connection between man and wolf, which underlines the cultural and ethnological importance of this region. These adventure paths are another example of the efforts to keep the stories of the Harz alive and at the same time to address nature lovers and historical lovers.

Carsten Kiehne and his groups actively contribute to the fact that the myths of the resin are not forgotten. They show that the resin is accessible to everyone, also for people with special needs. Through such initiatives, the resin becomes a place of encounter where everyone can experience the magic of their legends and the beauty of the landscape.