Well strašidlech
| Well strašidlech | ||
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 View from Johanngeorgenstadt |
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| height | 913 m nm | |
| location | Czech Republic | |
| Mountains | Ore Mountains | |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 24 '8 " N , 12 ° 45' 11" E | |
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The Na strašidlech ( German Heinrichstein ) is a hilltop with a legendary rock massif two kilometers northwest of Horní Blatná in the Bohemian part of the Ore Mountains .
Geographical location
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Heinrichstein lies above the Karlovy Vary – Johanngeorgenstadt railway line , between the Potůčky and Horní Blatná stop . Road 221 leads from Potůčky to Horní Blatná below the mountain.
The rock massif can be reached via a hiking trail that leads past the Horní Blatná sports field and Jelení hora (Deer Mountain) to Stráň (goat pit).
history
Below the mountain, on the road from Johanngeorgenstadt to Platten, was once the Gasthaus zum Heinrichstein, which emerged from the manor house of an upper blue paint factory in Breitenbach. Like all the individual buildings in the Breitenbachtal, this inn was demolished after 1945.
A certain spoonbill had three iron crosses erected on the summit of the Heinrichstein, on which legend has it that it is "not right". They were also removed after the Second World War.
Legend of Heinrichstein
- Two friends find a suitcase of money
- The miracle flower on Heinrichstein
- Two girls discover a treasure
- A poor man finds a treasure chest
- Good Friday magic
- A mother forgets her child over the treasures
- The treasure on the dance floor
- Wood chips turned into gold
- The empty pot behind the furnace wall
- The wild hunt on Heinrichstein
- The locked woodworker
- The butter eater
- A strange money find
literature
- Wolfgang Möhrig : Miriquidis Raunen I , Scheßlitz 1987, p. 82ff.
