And much more, as the couple enthuse about "the experience between Taunus quartzite and shell limestone". They enthusiastically list all the advantages that the small village, which belongs to the municipality of Perl and has just over 100 inhabitants, has to offer: "340 metres above sea level, two bridges over the Leukbach, an oak tree of peace dating back to 1871, an old milk house as a town house, the only Arma Christi cross in Saarland, a late Gothic chapel with medieval frescoes, known as a place of pilgrimage thanks to another rarity, the group of figures of the 'Siebenschläfer', dating back to the 17th century, already described by Goethe in his "Siebenschläfer". Century, already described by Goethe in his masterpiece 'Der West-Östliche Diwan'."
And the next sentences from Lisa and Peter Kessler's mail seem almost like something out of a travel guide: "The tour then leads via the Haselmühle with a stone field made of Taunus quartzite back to our Jakobsbrunnen on the Jakobuspilgerweg, Maria-Croon Weg, Johann-Schneider-Weg. And sometimes there's even a duck race here!"
Source: Saarbrücker Zeitung
