Traditional Slovak Wooden house-detail
This is the detail of the traditional Slovak wooden house. People used to build such houses in the past, nowadays they are to be seen only in some villages in the northern Slovakia, either inhabited by very old people or used as weekend houses. Or in the couple of so called open-air folk museums periodly equiped and available for tourists to learn how people lived in those days. Originally, they were built without any nails.
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KasiaDesign 09/08/2006 9:56
Nice graphic pic. I've been to Slovakia a couple of times and like it very much. I saw some wooden houses at Cicmany.Sachin Pangaonkar 24/07/2006 20:19
Nice pic .. with great details . Interesting to know the present trend in living .Cheers
Sachin
Bernd Klein 15/07/2006 21:29
...nice detail, good colors and graphical style...with greetings from Germany
Bernd
Ioan Farcas 29/06/2006 18:09
Interesting graphical effect.Congrats!
Peter Kis kalóz 21/06/2006 21:01
Very good composition and colors!Regards, Peter
Paul Laurel 18/06/2006 0:53
super--Claude Coeudevez 01/06/2006 9:42
Perfect detail for the structureGood jod Katarina
Claude
Mircea Tiron-Tudor 24/05/2006 9:08
Good composition and shot. I like it !Regards, Mircea
Dennis Maloney 15/05/2006 0:45
Great documentary value...I have owned a business here in the USA that did historical restoration, in the 80's...we had to research this type of horizonal log structures as well as many other types of early structuctures...thanks for sharing it...greetings, and welcome to fc, den