The Tale of Graefin Loretta Walk - Baumholder Germany

In the early days, the Wildfrauenloch was associated with the goddesses of the world. There were holy places on the shelf to be worshiped by these gods, and since then many stories have grown up around them. So also the legend of the wild woman in Baumholder.
After the defeat of the Huns in the Catalunya fields, they withdrew to Hungary. You have left a Hun woman of unusual size in the wildness of this area, also called "wild woman".
Her weapons are said to have been a crooked dagger and a kuele. Her food was berries, roots, herbs and the raw meat of hunted deer, deer, boar and wolf, which she tapped between two stone crumbs.
She was not only considered a bold predator, but also an uncanny man-eater.
However, the men could not catch her with their combined strength. Because in the event of an attack - according to tradition, she simply closed your cave with a heavy boulder so that nobody could move it ... until today ....?
A very poorly marked walk. We met an American out on the trail with a bike. Nice bike but he looked like he was camping and AWOL. He did not know where the trail came out in the direction he came from and had very confusing answers. He claimed he never was in the military and came over to teach English when his contract was up 15 years + ago he stayed.

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Another good video of good ole Baumholder! Thanks for posting!