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Djavolja Varos (Devil Town) in South-Eastern Serbia near Kursumlija
In the south-eastern of Serbia, 27 km south-east of Kursumlija, lies a first-class natural landmark – Djavolja Varos (”Devil’s Town”). Two rare natural phenomena at the same spot: 202 stone formations created by erosion, between two and 15 meters in height and the middle diameter of under 1 m, topped by stone blocks weighing as much as 100 kg, appearing unreal and yet lasting for centuries, and two springs of extremely acid water (pH 1,5) with high mineral content (15 g/l; content of some elements even 1000 times as high as in ordinary drinking waters) make Djavolja Varos a true wonder of nature.
In 2007, the site was a nominee in the New Seven Wonders of the World election.
In the south-eastern of Serbia, 27 km south-east of Kursumlija, lies a first-class natural landmark – Djavolja Varos (”Devil’s Town”). Two rare natural phenomena at the same spot: 202 stone formations created by erosion, between two and 15 meters in height and the middle diameter of under 1 m, topped by stone blocks weighing as much as 100 kg, appearing unreal and yet lasting for centuries, and two springs of extremely acid water (pH 1,5) with high mineral content (15 g/l; content of some elements even 1000 times as high as in ordinary drinking waters) make Djavolja Varos a true wonder of nature.
In 2007, the site was a nominee in the New Seven Wonders of the World election.
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fishing in Serbia & enjoy Romania
From the other side of Danube, in front of Vinci, it is Romania, village Moldova Veke. The river is very large there, almost a lake, and the neighbourhood from both sides is quite good example there all times. Not for long, memories are strong, thousands of Romanians crossed Danube for the little trade and services modestly payed. Today the look towards Romania is a look towards Europe. Our neighbours progressed awfully, and we take away the hat of a gesture truly respectful and say: Good morning dear neighbour!
From the other side of Danube, in front of Vinci, it is Romania, village Moldova Veke. The river is very large there, almost a lake, and the neighbourhood from both sides is quite good example there all times. Not for long, memories are strong, thousands of Romanians crossed Danube for the little trade and services modestly payed. Today the look towards Romania is a look towards Europe. Our neighbours progressed awfully, and we take away the hat of a gesture truly respectful and say: Good morning dear neighbour!
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Sunset, Dobroselica (Zlatibor Mountains / Western Serbia)
I know that the spectacular sunset is the most interesting element of the photo, but I wanted to include the few buildings for a sense of scale and isolation.
Dobroselica is a village scattered among the hills of Zlatibor. The buildings in the photo are located in the "downtown" area of the village, where houses are more traditionally lined up along a roadside.
The long, low building is the elementary school, in which a part of Emir Kusturica's film "Life is a Miracle" (Život je čudo) was shot. Enrollment in this school has been declining steadily over the past fifty years.
Between the school and the house from which this photo was taken is a windy, unpaved road that follows up and down hills, branching to houses clinging to their sides and separated from their neighbours.
In this landscape, the horizon is so high that the sun sets much too early in the summer.
I know that the spectacular sunset is the most interesting element of the photo, but I wanted to include the few buildings for a sense of scale and isolation.
Dobroselica is a village scattered among the hills of Zlatibor. The buildings in the photo are located in the "downtown" area of the village, where houses are more traditionally lined up along a roadside.
The long, low building is the elementary school, in which a part of Emir Kusturica's film "Life is a Miracle" (Život je čudo) was shot. Enrollment in this school has been declining steadily over the past fifty years.
Between the school and the house from which this photo was taken is a windy, unpaved road that follows up and down hills, branching to houses clinging to their sides and separated from their neighbours.
In this landscape, the horizon is so high that the sun sets much too early in the summer.
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