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Deutsch: Die Externsteine – eine markante, rund 40 Meter hoch aufragende Felsformation im Tal der Wiembecke bei Horn-Bad Meinberg in Lippe – zählen zu den bekanntesten Natur- und Kulturdenkmälern Deutschlands. Jährlich besuchen über 500.000 Gäste das einzigartige Kulturdenkmal, das die Menschen seit jeher faszinierte. |
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| Author | Berthold Kleine-Vorholt | ||
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