Walk through Cund and you’ll notice small plaques with old German street names —traces of the Saxon past. Each one marks what was once a Gasse — a neighbourhood with its own families, duties, and traditions. Centuries ago, these Nachbarschaften formed the fabric of village life. Neighbours shared tools, helped with harvests, and stood by one another. By restoring the street names and telling their stories, The Reussdorf Experience helps us remember that villages were once built not just of stone, but of solidarity.