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二つの戦争の間のクロアチアの村の本格的な歴史

ロードサイクリングに最適な素晴らしい自然で、標高の変化は最小限ですが、アスファルト道路の状態はあまり良くなく、地元の交通量は時々危険に感じられることがあります。

A long stretch of road through a beautiful forest

Translated from English - The Pakra is a river in western Slavonia and central Croatia, a left tributary of the Ilova. It is around 72 kilometres long. The Pakra rises south of Ravna Gora, north of the village of Bučje. It flows west and crosses Pakrac, where it bends south through Lipik.

The first trees in the central clay park were planted in the era of Ban Josip Jelačić. The promenade was named after him, so it was named after the kings Aleksandar and Petar Karađorđević and the national hero Nikola Demonja. In 1943, ten SS soldiers were buried in it, while in 1991 the park was the scene of a new battle for Glina. Today it is again called Ban Jelačić Square, and ten busts of national heroes have been removed from it

The land along the Sava is a swampy area, a flood plain covered throughout history by rich oak forests. Just like the conservatories that we will see shortly, the houses were raised on stilts above the ground due to the risk of flooding. If necessary, the house could be disassembled, taken to another position and assembled again.

The vessel Vodomar docks in Drenovo Boka. It is a 15-meter-long scaffold that is used for educational and tourist purposes for driving along the Sava River. Vodomar can accommodate up to 12 people.