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Sep 7
Šumska staza vodi pravo do male drvene kapelice. Čovjek bi samo stao i slušao tišinu.

Δήμητρα Δημητρίου Over there in Croatia they have those little wooden churches that are still made with handmade nails. Nice photo.
Василий Орлов The wooden walls there are clearly old, the logs have already darkened with age, and the roof is low, almost like an old hut. I wonder how old she really is.
Ion Florea Where did you take this picture? It looks like a very quiet place. when was it
Јасмина Стојановска Jasmina Stojanovska: Who maintains the chapel, a priest from the surrounding villages or is it only open to visitors? When is the liturgy served there?
Anca Dumitrescu Where is this chapel exactly, do you have coordinates or a village nearby? Is there a service there on Sundays or is it just for individual prayer?
Олександр Коваль The chapel looks old, yes. And is the liturgy held there on Sundays or only when someone comes privately?
Miloš Radovanović Where did you take this picture bro? And when was that?
Magdalena Zielińska The wooden chapel has very dark, almost black beams from the bottom of the roof, you can see how the boards have come apart. I wonder how many times they replaced them.
Дмитрий Васильев Its roof is completely flat, almost flat, and at the edge the boards have already noticeably come apart. It’s interesting how the snow melts off it in winter.
Marie Černá It is near Velebit, where the biggest beeches grow in all of Croatia. The chapel is dedicated to St. Jiří and is really only served there a few times a year, otherwise it is open to anyone.
Laura Lewis Marie, do you know exactly where that chapel is or when the photo was taken?
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