I live in Düren, and I often go to Schwammenauel, Schmidt etc. which are really beautiful places. In the forrest, everywhere are old trenches, bunkers and you might sometimes find old ammunition there...
@bleushift Its not very far from Maastricht... you can go to Aachen by train and then to the hürtgenwald by bus... I think its about a hour away from you...
@putzmeister1989 thanks fo4 info but i red the ww2 museum in vossenack is only open from march till september wich also includes a 10 km walk along defenses. were going to kalltrail too any idea how much the train to aken costs?
@bleushift I don't know the prices of netherland trains. In the Hurtgen Forest, there are many bunkers which you can visit. You can look for the Book Hürtgenwald 1944/1945 by Rainer Monnartz (ISBN 978-3-938208-68-7) which describes some routes through the forrest and includes historical backgrounds. I was not yet in the museum, but i've heard its very interesting..
thanks for uploading. i was born in aachen and lived in monschau, now in raeren, belgium. i know all the places one can see in this vid, and there s not one spot where u can here where u dont encounter traces of the horrible battles that waged here. thks to all the allied troops who gave theier lifes so i am free. think i ll go to henri chapelle tomorrow to show those heroes my respect again...
ohh sorry dud i search the second song !!
gersniper18 1 week ago
@gersniper18 ... I lost data on my PC, the music comes from Kevin MacLeod ... incomtech
BravoTreeFive 1 week ago
the first song ??
gersniper18 1 week ago
please whats this for a song ????
gersniper18 1 week ago
ohyes, the great american heroes .....taahaha...
OiEvilConductOi 1 month ago
I live in Düren, and I often go to Schwammenauel, Schmidt etc. which are really beautiful places. In the forrest, everywhere are old trenches, bunkers and you might sometimes find old ammunition there...
putzmeister1989 1 month ago
@putzmeister1989
I was member of the Belgian Army at Germany, last 13 years at Camp Vogelsang.
Deutsch ist auch kein problem, nur die rechtschreibung is nicht so meine sache, normal arbeite ich in Flemisch.
Da Ich jetz im Kelmis wohne kenne ic Eifel und Ardenne ziemlich gut.
Nog einen "Guten Rutsch" und danke für !the comment"
BravoTreeFive 1 month ago
@BravoTreeFive Ich wünsche auch einen guten Rutsch und vielen Dank für das Video!
putzmeister1989 1 month ago
@putzmeister1989 iam dutch niederlander... live in maastricht and want to visit the hurtgen so bad..
bleushift 3 weeks ago
@bleushift Its not very far from Maastricht... you can go to Aachen by train and then to the hürtgenwald by bus... I think its about a hour away from you...
putzmeister1989 3 weeks ago
@putzmeister1989 thanks fo4 info but i red the ww2 museum in vossenack is only open from march till september wich also includes a 10 km walk along defenses. were going to kalltrail too any idea how much the train to aken costs?
bleushift 3 weeks ago
@bleushift I don't know the prices of netherland trains. In the Hurtgen Forest, there are many bunkers which you can visit. You can look for the Book Hürtgenwald 1944/1945 by Rainer Monnartz (ISBN 978-3-938208-68-7) which describes some routes through the forrest and includes historical backgrounds. I was not yet in the museum, but i've heard its very interesting..
putzmeister1989 3 weeks ago
good work.. just objective..
daVbOz 2 months ago
nicely done
MrKevin1989 4 months ago
thanks for uploading. i was born in aachen and lived in monschau, now in raeren, belgium. i know all the places one can see in this vid, and there s not one spot where u can here where u dont encounter traces of the horrible battles that waged here. thks to all the allied troops who gave theier lifes so i am free. think i ll go to henri chapelle tomorrow to show those heroes my respect again...
martinmercenary 6 months ago
6:54 wow that s reichenstein the old monastery. in the rocks right side there s a cave where we used to camp as kids
martinmercenary 6 months ago