Wooden figure at the mine path on the dream loop Murscher Eselsche Jupp, the carved miner, reminds of the miners who 150 years ago walked downhill from Morshausen to their daily work in the Theresia mine. They walked along the Gruwepeadsche (mine path). Since the work underground was strenuous enough, these paths were always laid out along the shortest and easiest route, avoiding unnecessary inclines. When planning the dream loop Murscher Eselsche, the path was the goal. Much emphasis was placed on beautiful views and imposing rocks. Therefore, today's path is not completely identical to the historic mine path, but large parts of the path were integrated, partly unchanged. You walk along the upper and the middle shaft, both of which are buried, until you reach the spoil heap in front of the lower shaft. This shaft was uncovered in cooperation with NABU and provided with a new bat grid. There you will get an impression of the earthworks and further information about ore mining in the Theresia mine. The typical Hunsrück first name Jupp (Josef) was given to him by the helpers when setting up the figure. The wooden figure was carved by Stefan Seidl from Boppard. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)