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}}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''', known as '''Schwartzfelt''' in [[German language|German]], was a large [[forest]] in [[Germany]]. | }}The '''{{PAGENAME}}''', known as '''Schwartzfelt'''{{Fact}} in [[German language|German]], was a large [[forest]] in [[Germany]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:43, 26 February 2022
The Black Forest, known as Schwartzfelt[source needed] in German, was a large forest in Germany.
History
In 1827, the Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller visited Orlok, a town in the Black Forest. (AUDIO: The Beast of Orlok)
In 1966, some of the places for which Chameleon Tours had package holidays were the Black Forest, Spain, Zurich, Rome, Athens, Dubrovnik, and Freiburg. (TV: The Faceless Ones)
In the 31st century, Europa had dozens of replicas of the original Black Forest. While Sarah Jane was looking at the Italian one, she was reminded of Brothers Grimm fairy tales. (PROSE: Managra)
