The so-called Schwanenstein, a glacial erratic near the village of Lohme on the island of Rügen, Germany. On 13 February 1956, three boys from the village of Lohme were playing by the shore of the frozen sea. The weather changed suddenly, and a storm broke the ice. The boys saved themselves by climbing onto the stone. As the wind turned into a hurricane, local fishermen and border guards tried to save the boys but they failed as the storm was too heavy. The next morning when the weather had calmed, the bodies of the three boys were recovered from the stone.
The so-called Schwanenstein, a glacial erratic near the village of Lohme on the island of Rügen, Germany. On 13 February 1956, three boys from the village of Lohme were playing by the shore of the frozen sea. The weather changed suddenly, and a storm broke the ice. The boys saved themselves by climbing onto the stone. As the wind turned into a hurricane, local fishermen and border guards tried to save the boys but they failed as the storm was too heavy. The next morning when the weather had calmed, the bodies of the three boys were recovered from the stone.
The so called Schwanenstein, a glacial erratic near the village of Lohme on the island of Rügen, Germany. On 13 February 1956, a sad story linked to the stone happened when three boys of the village of Lohme were playing at the shore of the frozen sea. Suddenly the weather changed and a storm broke the ice. The boys saved themselves on the stone. As the wind became a hurricane, local fishermen and border guards tried to save them, but they failed due to the heavy storm. The next morning, when the weather had calmed, the bodies of the three boys were recovered from the stone.
Sunset at the coast of the Isle of Rügen near Lohme. View towards east.
The so called Schwanenstein, a glacial erratic near the village of Lohme on the island of Rügen, Germany. On 13 February 1956, a sad story linked to the stone happened when three boys of the village of Lohme were playing at the shore of the frozen sea. Suddenly the weather changed and a storm broke the ice. The boys saved themselves on the stone. As the wind became a hurricane, local fishermen and border guards tried to save them, but they failed due to the heavy storm. The next morning, when the weather had calmed, the bodies of the three boys were recovered from the stone.
Kreidebruch Gummanz bei Sagard / Rügen

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Jasmund National Park showing a garden, forest scenes and hiking or walking

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Kreidebruch Gummanz bei Sagard / Rügen

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