When Ingwer Feddersen returns to his home village in northern Germany at the age of 47, he hardly recognizes it: no school, no bakery, no chestnut avenue, no storks, only corn grows in the fields. As if a whole world had sunk. When did this decline begin? In the 1970s, when first the knicks and then the birds disappeared after the land consolidation? When the large farms grew and the small ones died? When Ingwer went to Kiel to study and left his parents with the inn? When did the midday rest disappear with all its glories and secrecy? - Sönke Feddersen, de Ole, is still stubbornly holding the fort behind his counter, while Ella is losing her mind more and more. And Ingwer, who has been wondering for a long time where his place in life could actually be, decides to turn his back on his chair at the university and his life in Kiel to face his past. New product