Heerenhus dunes
Heerenhusdünen refers to a chain of dunes on the North Sea island of Langeoog .
These dunes are located in the western north of the island in the western part of the Oriole Valley . At the foot of the Heerenhusdünen runs the Heerenhusstraße , the current development of which was built during the Second World War . In the 18th century, this was the home of the island bailiff (Frisian: uns Heer sien Hus ). In the dunes there is also the emergency observation station, and a few meters south of it the Tjard sin Utkiek viewpoint , named after the sea rescuer Tjard Mannott . In the place of the orange-colored container top of the distress observation station, there was a so-called Würzburg device on the concrete base there, a remnant from that time , during World War II . To the west is the former property of Lale Andersen and the dune cemetery .
View from the distress observation station to the west in the direction of the Sonnenhof and the dune cemetery
Distress observation station of Tjard sin Utkiek of view
View from the distress observation station to the south of the "Tjard-sin-utkiek" viewpoint
