Verkehrsführung geändert. Straße mündet jetzt senkrecht in die Hauptstraße, westlich des Baumes.

Größte Baustelle in der Geschichte der Stadt Crailsheim...

Lange(n) Hardt, Grillplatz mit Hütte vom Sportverein Onolzheim

wurde abgerissen

Wegart auch kein Asphalt sondern bis an die Kreuzung unbefestigt...

Kreisel abgefahren und neu eingetragen. Auf den exakten östlichen Anschluss der Tankstelle habe ich leider nicht geachtet.

Nicht mehr im Bau sondern fertig und eröffnet

The name of this waterbofy is not "Hafelbach" (with an F as third letter), but "Haselbach" /with an S as third letter). I', well aware that the wrong form is in the official name giveb to the waterbofy in the waterbofy map oft LUBW, but alas, the younger persons in the office seem not to be able to read an old-style letter "ſ "(German "langes S") and take it to be an "f" . The area between the two upper branches of thus waterbofy hast the name "Haselhalde", utÄs just printed in the Topographical map in old-style "Haſelhalde". "s" = "ſ" ≠ "f"

This right upper branch of the Speltach hat the name "Buchbach''. It's probably wrongly name "Speltach" due to the official hydrograph's habit of putting an name on the complete succession of waterbody sections from the river mouth up to some souce, whatever the real names of the sections gobbled up for that purpose may be.

You may nowadays find the name "Buchbach" for this branch on the layer "Gewässername" of the official hydrographical state server

http://udo.lubw.baden-wuerttemberg.de/public/pages/map/default/index.xhtml

Layer which is more recxent than the layer ""Gewässernetz" which doese the gobbling up to enforce artifically a common name for the designed main branch mouth-to-source.

(I wouldn't like to put an oath to the names "Seelesbach'' and ''Bichbach'' being correctly assigned upstream of Bonolzhof.)