Last chance: Sprangers say goodbye to the historic Staudtenmühle!

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The Staudtenmühle in Thossen, Plauen finally closed on Whit Monday - the Spranger couple retired after 50 years.

Die Staudtenmühle in Thossen, Plauen schloss am Pfingstmontag endgültig – Ruhestand des Ehepaars Spranger nach 50 Jahren.
The Staudtenmühle in Thossen, Plauen finally closed on Whit Monday - the Spranger couple retired after 50 years.

Last chance: Sprangers say goodbye to the historic Staudtenmühle!

In Thossen, in the picturesque surroundings of Plauen, the Staudtenmühle is closing its doors. On Whit Monday it opened to visitors for the last time and said goodbye to a loyal community. The reason for the end of this traditional site is the retirement of the couple Petra and Theo Spranger, who formed the heart of the mill for many years. It's a farewell that leaves both the Sprangers and the visitors with mixed feelings. The mill was in operation until the mid-1970s and has collected numerous stories and memories since then.

When it was last opened, visitors had the opportunity to take part in guided tours of the former mill. They were not only able to look at the venerable walls, but also delve deep into the history and tradition of grinding. The insights gained and the opportunity to chat with the Sprangers in person made the day a special experience. It was a nice farewell for everyone involved.

Former life's work

The Staudtenmühle is not only a sight, but also part of the region's cultural heritage. The work done by the Sprangers has helped keep the mill's history alive. Over the years, visitors have been able to experience the charm and tradition up close. The mill's online presence also emphasizes its importance for the region Outdooractive determines. Hikers and day-trippers can find a wealth of information here to help them plan their tours in the area.

For many, the mill was a popular destination to escape the stress of everyday life. There were numerous visitors who immersed themselves in the rural idyll of the Vogtland. The mill was not only a place for learning, but also a place for meeting and enjoying. The Sprangers' warm hospitality was legendary and left a lasting impression on guests.

In addition to the guided tours, there was the opportunity to discover the beautiful surroundings of the mill. This is possible, for example, on a hike in the nearby Ore Mountains, where nature lovers will also get their money's worth. An overview of interesting excursion destinations in the region can be found at ins-erzgebirge.de, which provides numerous tips for small adventures in the area.

It remains to be hoped that this valuable tradition will be continued and that new ideas for a comeback of the mill may soon be found. Until then, the Staudtenmühle and its creators can only wish that the memories of the beautiful days live on forever in the hearts of their visitors.