The best hikes from bus stations in Weißer Graben

The hall church was built in the first half of the 13th century. It was given a baroque makeover between 1727 and 1729, as can be seen from the chronogram on the portal in the north. The rectangular church tower made of rubble stone in the west is secured by a mighty buttress. It is covered with an eight-sided pointed slate-covered helmet. The nave made of plastered field stones with interspersed bricks, which is covered with a gable roof made of roof tiles, has segmental arched windows on the south side. There is an oxeye window above each of the two windows on the east side. The interior is covered with a segmental barrel vault. The ground floor of the tower, which is opened to the nave with a round arch, has a groin vault. The wooden galleries are in the west and north. St. Dionysii (Steimbke) The Evangelical Lutheran church of St. Dionysii, which is a listed building, is located in the church cemetery of the municipality of Steimbke in the Nienburg/Weser district in Lower Saxony. The parish belongs to the Nienburg church district in the Hanover district of the Evangelical Lutheran State Church of Hanover. The church furnishings include a two-story altarpiece from the first half of the 18th century, which is framed by columns. The Last Supper and the Crucifixion are depicted on it. The baptismal font is from 1730. The parapet of the pulpit from the first half of the 17th century is decorated with fittings and has pictures of Christ and the four evangelists, which are framed in aedicules. Source and further information: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Dionysii_(Steimbke)

St. Dionysii (Steimbke) - The Evangelical Lutheran church of St. Dionysii, which is a listed building, is located in the church cemetery of the municipality of Steimbke in the Nienburg/Weser district in Lower Saxony. The parish belongs to the Nienburg church district in the Hanover district of the Evangelical Lutheran State Church of Hanover. The hall church was built in the first half of the 13th century. It was given a baroque makeover between 1727 and 1729, as can be seen from the chronogram on the portal in the north. The rectangular church tower made of rubble stone in the west is secured by a mighty buttress. It is covered with an eight-sided pointed slate-covered helmet. The nave made of plastered field stones with interspersed bricks, which is covered with a gable roof made of roof tiles, has segmental arched windows on the south side. There is an oxeye daisy above each of the two windows on the east side. The interior is covered with a segmental barrel vault. The ground floor of the tower, which is opened to the nave with a round arch, has a groin vault. The wooden galleries are located to the west and north.

A nice shelter by the wayside. In addition, informative boards about flora and fauna. There is an insect hotel behind the hut.

Unfortunately, when I visited in December 2022, there was no more water in the lake. Like so many other forest lakes, it has dried up.

The Anderten chapel is the center of village life. The chapel, built in 1854, probably replaces a previous building from the 16th century. As early as 1900, the building was to be demolished due to construction defects and a lack of space and a new building was built. However, this project could not be realized due to cost reasons, so the building was renovated and expanded to include today's chancel. There are still many traces of the expansion on the outer skin. The bell in the tower comes from the chapel that was demolished in 1854. Source: https://www.mittelweser-tourismus.de/poi/fachwerkkapelle-anderten-1/

A lonely pond in the forest, next to it a high stand.

The Steimbker Church stands on a small hill surrounded by the community's cemetery.

Interesting ... 😎