  Motivated by earlier simulated annealing studies and materials with large
spin on the Kagome lattice, we performed large scale parallel tempering
simulations on the Kagome lattice for the extended classical Heisenberg model
including next nearest neighbor interactions. We find that even a small
inclusion of a $J_2$ term induces anti-ferromagnetic order which prevails in
the thermodynamic limit. The magnitude of this effect is surprising. While at
$J_2=0$ the finite-size behaviour does not suggest a phase-transition, at other
points the numerical result is consistent with one. Close to $J_2=0$ and for a
positive sign of $J_2$ two subsequent phase-transitions/crossovers are found,
one of them connecting to the crossover for the $J_2=0$ case, shedding light to
the pure case. The universality classes of the transitions were explored.
