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Deutsch: Alte Boote im Garten des 1. Kärntner Fischerei-Museums (seit 1980) am Seeausfluss des Millstätter Sees in SeebodenKärnten / Österreich / Europäische Union. Links die letzte Plätte vom Millstätter See, die zum Transport verschiedener Güter eingesetzt und schon mit einem Dieselmotor betrieben wurde. 2008 wurde das Museum vom Museum für Volkskultur (Spittal/Drau) an die Gemeinde Seeboden verkauft, die es umgehend schloss. 26. August 2011 wurde es aufgrund der privaten Initiative der Familien Karl Winkler (Baumschule) sowie Cattina u. Wolfgang Leitner (Camp Royal X) wiedereröffnet. Allerdings wurde die große Plätte während der Schließzeit von der Gemeinde Seeboden nicht ordnungsgemäß eingewintert und im Juni 2010 als "morsch" entsorgt. (Axel Huber: 400 Jahre Brugger-Haus & 30 Jahre Fischereimuseum in Seeboden. In: KulturLandMensch, Nr. 9-10 / 2010, S. 168-175, hier 170. Unter: [1], aufgerufen am 7. September 2011. English: Boats beside the old fisherman house near lake Millstatt in Seeboden / Carinthia / Austria / European Union, currently a fisheries museum. 2008, the museum was sold by the Museum of Folk Culture (Spittal / Drau) to the community Seeboden, which it closed immediately. 26th August 2011 because it was the private initiative of the families Karl Winkler (tree nursery) and Cattina and Wolfgang Leitner (Royal Camp X) re-opened. The community has not protected the Plätte during the winter. Therefore, it was in June 2010, disposed of as "rotten". |
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