@ddtpecko 31 January 2022 more from that month

Good morning noise lovers! Today we will talk a little about history, don't worry, I won't give you a history lesson. Even what happened yesterday is in a way history. Here's what I'm going to talk about in the photo. Here you can see a animal-drawn vehicles. Animal-drawn vehicles usually have four wheels on two axles, two-wheelers are less common. Those animal-drawn vehicles were pulled by horses and sometimes by oxen, cows and donkeys. Depending on the number of heads in the carriage, the animal-drawn vehicles can be single-carriage, most often two-carriage or four-carriage, sometimes three-carriage, and for luxury purposes with three or more pairs of horses. There are several types of these animal-drawn vehicles: smaller and larger, which could carry up to 1000 kg of cargo, one ton! They were made of wood and iron. Several types of dry wood were used for production (mostly acacia, but also walnut, oak, beech, elm and ash). The photo shows an exhibit located in the yard of the Ravanica monastery in Vrdnik. Be good to me! ************************************************************************************************* Dobro jutro ljubitelji buke! Danas ćemo malo o istoriji, ne brinite neću vam držati čas iz istorije. Čak i ono juče što se desilo je na neki način istorija. Evo o čemu ću dana, vidite na fotografiji. Tu možete da vidite zaprežna šinska kola ili takozvana paorska kola. Zaprežna kola najčešće imaju četiri točka na dve osovine, redja su kola s dva točka (dvokolice). Ta kola su vukli konji a ponekad i volovi, krave i magarci. Prema broju grla u zaprezi, kola mogu biti jednoprežna, najčešće su dvoprežna ili četveroprežna, katkada i troprežna, a za luksuzne svrhe s tri i više parova konja. Postoji više vrsta tih kola: manjih i većih koji su mogli da prevezu i do 1000 kg tereta, jednu tonu! Izradjivani su od drveta i gvoždja. Za izradu se koristilo više vrsta suvog drveta (najviše bagrem, ali i orah, hrast, bukva, brest i jasen). Na fotografiji je eksponat koji se nalazi u dvorištu manastira Ravanica u Vrdniku. Budite mi dobro!