Once again it was a sunny Sunday that attracted numerous excursionists to the Oberland.
And again there was trouble: this time mainly in Wackersberg and Jachenau.
Wackersberg / Jachenau
- Peter Kellner watched for a long time, but after the weekend he broke his collar: "I just want to draw attention to the problems and all the dirt," says the Wackersberger.
For some time now he has been observing the numerous day trippers who are out and about in the community.
"Many just don't adhere to laws and regulations."
Again and again he and other Wackersbergers collect the legacies of the weekends: In addition to garbage, especially the legacies of dogs but also people.
"But I never like it now." He cannot understand why it is so difficult to obey the rules.
“Our nature is so beautiful.
I also want it to be preserved for our children as well. ”In addition to the pollution, it is the wild parking that keeps pissing off the Wackersberger.
"On Sunday the cars were parked to the right and left of the street or straight into the meadows."
Day trippers in the Oberland: "Pure madness"
Parking in particular was problematic again in Jachenau on Sunday.
“Pure madness,” says Mayor Klaus Rauchberger.
“There was parking on private property and in meadows.” Some residents who were very angry last week had fenced off their meadows, “but this only shifted the parking”.
The problem with parking in the meadows is that the ground is still wet and the cars therefore leave traces.
“We can't open our replacement parking space yet because there is still snow there and the ground is too soft.” He can only hope that the meadow will dry off soon.
A visitor from Munich saw first hand that emotions can also boil up.
Someone left a message on his car, which he had parked near the Berg district on a narrow street in front of park benches.
With the finger on the dusty bonnet it was written: "If you park no oamoiso bled, fuck the fashion room !!!"
Rush to the Oberland: Mayor speaks of "mass migration"
The "migration of peoples", as Rauchberger puts it, started early in the morning.
“It was like a wonderful bathing day in summer.” Precisely because of such rushes early in the year, Peter Kellner is already looking worriedly towards Easter and Whitsun.
"Something just has to happen now, otherwise all of nature will be destroyed."
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