You will find that a large percentage of villagers have a donkey and a cart, though some have swapped the donkey for a tractor.
When we were in the village of Srem, a most heinous crime was commited when someone's donkey was shot. The perpetrator was never found and is still on the loose and some wag was heard to say, "You can shoot my wife, but not my donkey."
7 comments:
A great reminder of how much we have to be grateful for. At least if you shoot my car, it will still run!
Amazing how over here when we see a donkey car we kind of stare cause its a bit unusual, but there its an everyday thing.
I love how people still use resources available to them instead of buying an expensive car. I think it's interesting to see something we think is outdated. Great capture. Have a great night.
I agree with the comment above, great capture, its not usual to see those things.
Max-e omg this is exactly what my grandparents and parents had when we were young. Thanks for bringing those nice memories back, no pollution either, Anna :)
the same you will find in Romania. that - and lots of really expensive cars :))
I just found your blog and was reading your interesting posts and looking at all your pictures. I guess you live in S Africa but are on a trip to Bulgaria? I shall come back to read more because I know very little about Bulgaria and just a bit about South Africa.
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