User talk:Elmar Feitenhansl

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eine Frage und eine Bitte

Hallo Elmar, gehören die beiden Bilder

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zu Category:Kloster Johannisberg? (Das Hotel macht mich unsicher) Und kannst du sie bitte dorthin kategorisieren? lg --Herzi Pinki (talk) 09:26, 8 June 2018 (UTC)

Hallo, die Bilder gehören in der Tat zum Kloster Johannisberg (aber nicht zum Schloss!). Dieses Kloster ist seit 1.1.2004 ein Hotel. Die Orgel steht auf der Turmempore der (ehem.) Klosterkirche. Da das "Neue" Kloster Johannisberg zwar im wikipedia-Artikel "Schloss Johannisberg" (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Johannisberg_(Rheingau)) in einem extra Artikel erwähnt wird, aber m.W. mit dem Schloss Johannisberg weder aktuell noch geschichtlich in Zusammenhang steht, macht es m.E. auch keinen Sinn, die Bilder dorthin zu kategorisieren (müsste mich auch erst mal kundig machen, wie das genau geht). LG — Preceding unsigned comment added by Elmar Feitenhansl (talk • contribs) 14:06, 10 June 2018 (UTC)

danke, habe die beiden Bilder nach Category:Basilika (Schloss Johannisberg) verschoben, in der Annahme, dass du mit Klosterkirche die ehem. Basilika meinst. Falls ich mich da irre, melde dich bitte. Für die Keller-Orgeln sollte es vielleicht auch eine eigene Kategorie geben, mein Vorschlag: Category:Gebrüder Keller organs. lg --Herzi Pinki (talk) 09:33, 17 June 2018 (UTC)

Pfingstborn in Pfaffenwiesbach

Guten!

Ich bin derzeit dabei, die Gewässer in Pfaffenwiesbach aufzunehmen, da sie in den Wiesbach münden. Zweck ist, diese Gewässer etwas besser und ausführlicher zu dokumentieren, insbesondere den Wiesbach selbst, da er in das Landesprogramm der 100 wilden Bäche aufgenommen wurde und bald, irgendwo und irgendwie renaturiert würde (mir ist nichts genaueres bekannt, bisher). Wo ist dieser Pfingstborn zu finden? Gibt es einen Bezug zum Pfingstborn in einem sich entwickelnden Gewerbegebiet zwischen Pfaffenwiesbach und Kransberg? Wohin fließt das Wasser ab? (Interessieren täte mich ja auch die Historie vom Erlengraben.) Ich wohne übrigens in Friedberg (hat eigenen Pfingstborn sowie einen weiteren im Ortsteil Ockstadt) und komme per Vélo (via Ockstadt) über'n Winterstein.--Pete (talk) 14:04, 27 June 2020 (UTC)

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