The barber and the midwife lived on this street, where almost every house was home to a wandering musician.
There was a cow in the village named Lotte who sometimes kicked wildly and hurt one or two people. But then the Baader was called, and he was very calm: he treated wounds, pulled teeth when someone had toothache, and also liked to cut hair – a real all-rounder.
His wife was the midwife and helped with many births in the village.
She was patient, gentle, and had a cheerful smile that encouraged even the shy cows.
Lotte liked her especially because the midwife would occasionally bring her a portion of hay to calm her down when the village folk were excited again.
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Kneippbecken • Steinbrüche auf dem Schneehof • Dorfgemeinschaftshaus (DGH) • Kriegerdenkmal • Evangelische Kirche • Altes und neues Feuerwehrhaus • Alte Synagoge • Brunnenschacht • Der Wald • Hubertus Kilian - Erinnerungen an Wilna (3:55 min) • Der Talbach • Michael Gilcher - Abdallah Galopp (1:21 min) • Landscheidhütte • Der silberne Löffel • Sprengelburg, altes Schloss • Die Musikantenhäuser • Der Musikantenweg • Hubertus Kilian - Pan-Kin-Pang-Polka (3:25 min) • Otto Schwarz - Farewell (3:47 min) • Das Muschelhaus • Untere Mühle • Kilians Kneipe • Der Birnbaum • Obere Mühle • Rundweg Ende
