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| Description | English: Detail of the Three Hares Stone (Dreihasenstein) in Ibbenbüren-Schierloh, Kreis Steinfurt, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. "Three hares and their three ears, and yet each has his two. Since 1858." This memorial stone is situated in the Teutoburg Forest. Deutsch: Detailansicht des namengebenden Hasenreliefs des Dreihasensteins in Ibbenbüren-Schierloh, Kreis Steinfurt, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutschland. Die Inschrift lautet: „Drei Hasen und der Löffel drei und doch hat jeder seine zwei – seit 1858“. Der Gedenkstein befindet sich im Wald des Guts Grone (Teil des Teutoburger Waldes), unweit der Stadtgrenze zu Hörstel. |
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