Kaiserstuhl - Geopfad (1 v. 5) Der Löss-Stollen.

Mini-series focusing on the geography and geology of the Kaiserstuhl. I'm (unfortunately) not a geologist and can therefore only offer superficial explanations for complicated geological phenomena. But maybe there's still something interesting there. All episodes are available daily at 8:00 a.m. I've since discovered the automatic publishing feature! ;-) Topics of all four videos: Location and formation of the Kaiserstuhl Loess tunnels as a tourist attraction Special geological situations (Unfortunately, I don't know enough about them) View of the Upper Black Forest Cheese spaetzle ;-) Special climatic situation of the Kaiserstuhl In short: Special flora and fauna (This will be discussed in more detail on another tour) "Refinement" of fruit trees Strange Terraces in the Forest + Natural Vegetation Calcium Veins in the Rock "Terraforming" (details on later tours) Loess, detailed explanation Near-natural Deciduous Forest Marble in Baden Nature Reserves and Special Features (more on this on other tours) Lothar-Schneise Historical Facts at the Summit Brief Summary of Forest Certification. And Ben is looking forward to a nice evening. Patreon Tours are a new video series. Once a month, I take a trip to some particularly interesting natural history area, go for a hike, and explain what I can along the way. Such trips cost time and money. I owe the fact that I can invest both to my patrons. Thank you very much!!! :-) For those who haven't noticed, I now do this sort of thing (part-time). So, of course, I have to make sure I generate a certain amount of income. That's why in the future (well, not yet, probably not next time either, but then) there will be two versions of these tours: the shortened version for the usual free YouTube channel, and the extended version with all the details (and personal additions) for patrons. This may upset you, but you'll have to live with it. Because I can't live off free content alone. :-) So, the best way to look at it is this: Without my Patreon page and the enormous support I receive through it, such tours simply wouldn't exist at all, or only to a much, much lesser extent. Another great thing, by the way, is that I can travel on weekdays. Fewer annoying tourists ;-) (I'm one myself, and probably especially annoying with the filming). In any case, this very nice trip is currently part of my WORK! Life is beautiful! :-) My Patreon page for the curious:   / mannimwald