Clover paths in Fuglebjerg. Black route 12.1 km.

Follow Sandvedvej to Flemstofte, where the original forge developed into a large factory for agricultural tools in the period after World War II. On the way to Krummerup, we pass a former mission house and a former cooperative society. Krummerup and Haldagermagle are typical villages. Haldager Mark and Fuglebjerglund are areas with many smaller farms. From Fuglebjerglund, a path leads over the fields and under Ydre Korsørvej back to Fuglebjerg.

Jættestue by A22. Close to the roundabout route 22/Sandvedvej lies Fuglebjerg's oldest building, a jættestue from around 3500 years BC. The jættestue can be visited by walking in the left shoulder of route 22 from the roundabout in the direction of Slagelse.

The jættestue's lintels are missing, but the burial chamber appears quite well-preserved.

The village of Flemstofte. The village experienced a complete industrial adventure after World War II when the local blacksmith established a factory that manufactured agricultural machines. Flemstofte Maskinfabrik, which employed several hundred workers, had to close in the mid-1970s.

Krummerup Mission House was built in 1920 and functioned until around 2000.

Virkelyst Cooperative Society was established in 1919 and closed in 1968.

Krummerup Church is worth a visit. The nave and the chancel are equally wide and merge into one. The altar section is dominated by a large mural from 1942. It is the artist Stefan Viggo Pedersen who has painted David and Isaiah. The pulpit is carved by Ejler Schrøder in Næstved. Note the collection box. By the organ is the old altarpiece, painted by Lucie Ingemann (married to the hymn writer B.S.I.), who donated it to the church in 1853.

Krummerup Dairy Cooperative was established in 1888 and was closed in 1962. It was sold to manufacturer Merete Prom Olesen, who produced jam in the company Delicious Conserves.

Haldagermagle old school. The riding school in Haldagermagle was established in 1723. The first school building stood until 1882, when a new school was built on the same site. In the 1950s, a new central school was built next to the dairy cooperative, which was closed in 1967.

Haldager Mark. During the land consolidation, the smallholders often received the land that was furthest from the village, and thus perhaps also the poorest land. The eastern end of Haldager Mark is therefore characterized by smaller agricultural estates. Furthest east, the bog was divided into a number of parcels allocated to the individual farms. Here, turf could be cut for personal use.

Lundemøllen. A windmill was built here in 1863. A larger mill was erected in 1914, but it burned down in 1932. Subsequently, a so-called motor mill was built, which supplied power to a 25 hp motor that drove the mill.