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Tanon Moralesdore
August 25, 2026
Hiking
Well, where does the name come from? - One doesn't know (anymore).
Wikipedia: "It is not precisely documented where the quaint name 'Brummochsenloch' comes from; however, it is a traditional place name for the gorge-like, wind-sheltered hollow between the vineyards."
Wikipedia: "It is not precisely documented where the quaint name 'Brummochsenloch' comes from; however, it is a traditional place name for the gorge-like, wind-sheltered hollow between the vineyards."
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Tanon Moralesdore
August 25, 2026
Hiking
The website of the municipality of Nünchritz continues:
"A residential stable double house - a stately winegrower's house, built around 1742 - is a monument to rural folk architecture and can still be viewed from the outside today at Brummochsenloch in Diesbar (private, no longer accessible)"
This house is meant here (today the Besenwirtschaft of "L'amie Susann"):
komoot.com/de-de/highlight/2993695
"A residential stable double house - a stately winegrower's house, built around 1742 - is a monument to rural folk architecture and can still be viewed from the outside today at Brummochsenloch in Diesbar (private, no longer accessible)"
This house is meant here (today the Besenwirtschaft of "L'amie Susann"):
komoot.com/de-de/highlight/2993695
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