Here until anyone wanting to reach vocal in age from the valley had to walk several kilometers cover the distance on horseback or by donkey. In its seclusion the village was able to develop and preserve its unique architectural character. Its not known when people first settled here but the earliest written record dates back to fourteen sixty one. For centuries has stood as a masterpiece of Slovak Wooden Architecture constructed in block four apart from the foundation the houses were erected without the use of a single brick. Lime washed in intense colors the facades are striking the original. They go hand in hand with magnificent colors of nature thus the village Buildings Act like a large mirror to the splendid mountain for. The
steadily declined. Many left their homeland to seek work in nearby ozone better org or far off bratislava today just thirty five villages live under the pointed covered roofs most of them are in their seventys or even older they lead a life steeped in traditi
once has there been an rest here that was when instead of the howling of the walls the villages had the sound of gunfire echoing from the mountain peaks. during the slovak national uprising in the second world war rival forces reach kilcullen edge and some of the houses were burned down. later however most of them were rebuilt. the stream in the middle of the village is still the only source of water the houses don t have tap water. in summer that s not a problem but in winter the villages often have to melt ice. in its own particular way the pace of rural life here remains good to the rhythm of nature the people live from what the fertile soil yields from the flocks of sheep the milk and the different varieties of cheese flavored with mountain halves. yes.
once has there been an rest here and that was when instead of the howling of the wolves the villages had the sound of gunfire echoing from the mountain peaks. during the slovak national uprising in the second world war rival forces reach kilcullen edge and some of the houses were burned down. later however most of them were rebuilt. the stream in the middle of the village is still the only source of water the houses don t have tap water. in summer that s not a problem but in winter the villages often have to melt ice. in its own particular way the pace of rural life here remains good to the rhythm of nature the people live from what the fertile soil yields from the flocks of sheep the milk and the different varieties of cheese flavored with mountain halves. yes.
milk and the different varieties of cheese flavored with mountain halves. for. there are only a few places in central europe where nature can on a firm itself in such a virgin beauty a species of plant a found that can otherwise only flourish in protected areas and where the architecture in its dimensions and in the materials available has largely been adapted to natural.