The third part of the "Haunted Village" series stops at the church of Saint Nicholas, a stone building built in 1957 while the village was still alive.
Simple architecture, nothing impressive, but you get the spiritual vibes immediately upon entering.
What made an impression on us was the fact that there were lit candles even though no people were in the village at the time except two old ladies, the one of which we met and asked questions about the place.
We did not stay long inside as we wanted to see more of the village. after paying our respects, I took a bunch of pictures and left to see as much as we could. Soon it would be Little Man's lunchtime and we'd have to get back to the car for him to eat.
Outside the cold did not bother us, although it did made my fingers stiff and I was having trouble handling the camera that weights significantly more than my first baby (my Nikon D3400). Still, we wandered around, although we did not get very far...
The view from the back church yard looked a bit depressing. The snowy slopes made me think of how beautiful it would be if there was more snow and what it would be like to live there during winter. Without central heating, without electricity, cooking in wood burning stoves, a real journey back in time. This place feels like a fairytale, like a forgotten folklore tale that sounds like the old stories our grandmothers used to tell us. I felt like I was a child again, even if it was just for a few hours.
To be continued...
Original content by @ruth-girl - Photos taken with Nikon Z 6ii - All rights reserved
