Wenn alle Brünnlein fließen Nr. 6: Der Hurenbrunnen

Look! Below there is the most famous castle in the world, known from books, movies and fairy tales. You can park your car at (N 49 24.521 E 008 43.235) below the U-turn. In the vertex of this U-turn, a path enters the woods, which you follow for almost one kilometer and some 70 height meters. Up there you might need to look around for the well, but not more than 25 meters. You need good shoes to get to the well.

At the well at N 49° 24.776 E 8°43.725 you might ask yourself where those ladies have done their business at this lonely place. Listen to the answer given by Mr. Derwein (born as Mr. Levin) at http://www.s197410804.online.de/ABC/ABCbrunnen.htm . 'Hore' in this case does not mean one of the ladies, but it is an ancient German word for 'mud, sludge, dirt'. Actually this well obviously was covered by mud every now and then, which has completely changed nowadays. Perhaps our well number 5 should be better called 'Hurenbrunnen' and how about calling this one 'Two-trough-well'?

The cache is hidden at the given co-ordinates away from the actual source. You do not need to lift stones of the fringe to find the treasure.

For your bonus cache (OC829F) you will require the following information:
In which year has this well been renewed? X6=mnop

By the way: If you have not done the well no.5: Rombachquelle (OC829D), just follow the wider path you came, downhill for about 750 m.

First Inventory 

Clamp, smiley magnet, lock, Kinder-Surprise puppet

Please leave

pen, log-book