Petar Bojić's photos

In 2010, I noticed the remains of a giant beech trunk, which was knocked down who knows when. This year, on the same day, 11 years later, the trunk of that tree still exists.

Овнови вилаши are rams with long spiral horns. Twisting the horns of young rams is known as vilašenje . The procedure is performed by drilling a hole above the root of the horn for the young ram, and a wire is passed through the hole, which is tightly wrapped around the horn, which ensures that the horns take the shape of a spiral. The wailing lasts until the ram becomes infertile because then the horn stops growing. A ram precursor or bell-ringer is often waved; every vilaš is the pride of cattle breeders.

According to legend, the village of Dunići, in this inaccessible place, was founded by several families who were fleeing the plague in ancient times. When they reached the place where the Dunićs are today, they concluded that the disease would not find them there and that they would be safe. "There is only stone here, nothing can survive here, not even the plague" When you look at this village from the hill across (where these photos came from), you see a scene similar to Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings: the houses are located on the edge of a rock at an altitude of 1100 meters. "There accidentally tourist can't stray", which would be by people said: you have get to him on purpose The saying of the Navajo Indians may apply to this village: “I was at the end of the earth. I was at the end of the water. I was at the end of the sky. I was at the end of the mountains. I didn't find anything that wasn't my friend… ”

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