Hofcafé Unter den Eichen – Brockel Mill loop from Hastedt, Upp n Kamp
Hofcafé Unter den Eichen – Brockel Mill loop from Hastedt, Upp n Kamp
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Hofcafé Unter den Eichen – Brockel Mill loop from Hastedt, Upp n Kamp
01:07
19.3km
50m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 11, 2026
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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3.25 km
Wildflower meadow by the wayside near Bothel
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4.94 km
Hofcafé Unter den Eichen
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7.62 km
Historic Potato Harvester (Schleuderroder LANZ LK 20)
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Potato diggers appeared in the mid to late 19th century.
They represented a first step in the mechanization of potato cultivation and were initially in the form of so-called centrifugal harvesters.
Another technical form of harvesting potatoes in the early days was the potato digger, a special plow for harvesting potatoes, which raised the planted ridge to bring the potatoes to the surface.
About the picture:
LANZ LK 20 centrifugal harvester with wheel drive.
The lifting share, which can be adjusted in height and inclination, is attached eccentrically;
Spinning star with 8 (LK 30: 10) tine groups made of spring steel.
For driving on paved paths, the grippers are protected with a treadle.
A cone-shaped collecting basket running parallel was available as an attachment, which screened the soil and deposited the potatoes in a row.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kartoffelroder
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7.82 km
Brockel Mill
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builder
Johann Heinrich Fricke (born 1825 died 1889)
building permit
5 May 1860 - completed in the same year
mill builder
Masemann
operating mode
Steam engine from 1895 to 1920 for low wind periods, diesel engine from 1920 to 1945/46, electric operation from 1945/46
Complete renewal
also in 1945/46
Height of the mill
23 meters / 7 floors
substructure
Solid brick
top
Wooden stand construction thatched
Other key data
Power at the royal wave 70/80 HP, a mill passage is restau-
and it gets crushed. In good wind, the wings should
have a speed of 15 rpm. The millstone has
then about 90 rpm. Grain throughput up to 200 quintals at
Day. How long that was is not exactly handed down.
Not yet renovated but to visit: A double and two simple roller mills, second and third shotgun, and several hammer mills
Source: muehlenverein-brockel.de
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12.5 km
Sheep and Goats Enclosure
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14.0 km
Rest Area Under Oak Trees
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19.3 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
12.6 km
4.10 km
1.61 km
802 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
13.0 km
5.23 km
799 m
109 m
< 100 m
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