#golubinci

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Farm Outbuilding (Ambar & Kotobanja), Ulica Pazovčka 42 from street

Golubinci, Vojvodina

This farm structure contains a summer kitchen, closest to street, a few steps above ground level, and a kotobanja (corn crib) with gallery, and ambar (granary) on the upper level. The projecting covered balconies served as landings for stairs that are no longer in place. The structure dates from 1921. At the far end of the structure is a shed roofed element. (photo 1987)

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U okviru projekta 12 Veličanstvenih

Predstavljen kompleks "Dream Danube home" iz Belegiša

Beograd, 18. 10.2018. - U okviru realizacije projekta 12 Veličanstvenih danas je u baru Gastronaut, na uglu Višnjićeve i Gospodar Jevremove ulčice, organizovana prezentacija kompleksa "Dream Danube home" iz Belegiša i  i Turistička organizacija Stara Pazova. U okviru projekta 12 Veličanstvenih odabrano je 12 autentičnih gastro proizvoda iz različitih, regionalno ravnomerno raspoređenih mesta Srbije. Mapirano je 12 domaćinstava koja nude smeštaj i služe jela napravljena od izabranih namirnica. „Na repertoaru” su med, začinsko i lekovito bilje, kiselo mleko, kajmak, krompir, vino, rakija, jagnjetina, paprika, ajvar, kulen, kačkavalj.

Kompleks Dream Danube home, nalazi se na najlepšem prostoru u Belegišu, sa spektakularnim pogledom na Dunav i Beograd (oko 20 km vazdušnom linijom). Zamišljen kao prostor za odmor i druženje, tokom godina prerastao je u nešto više. Učestala putovanja svih članova porodice po svetu su rezultirala idejom da svet dođe kod nas i sa nama podeli ovaj ambijent snova, kažu domaćini iz Dream Danube home. Kompleks je idealan za individualni odmor, proslave, žurke, ali i za seoski turizam. Na raspolaganju su teren za basket, golovi za mali fudbal, mreža za odbojku. Na placu je formirano više grupa već odraslih stabala plemenitih četinara i lišćara (kedrovi, borovi, breze, ginko, čempresi, tise...).

Pored informacija o destinaciji, u skladu sa projektom, domaćini su novinarima i drugim gostima prezentacije poslužili riblji paprikaš kao prepoznatljivo jelo sa sremskih prostora. Takođe, ovom prilikom predstavljena je i ponuda poslastičarnice „Maestro Nikola“ iz Golubinaca. „U ovoj profesiji ima perspektive, uvek će trebati neko ko zna da napravi dobre kolače“, rekao nam je, između ostalog, Nikola Gašparević koji, kako je već negde pisano, tako dobro pravi torte i kolače da ga svi od Pešte pa do Srema zovu – maestro, pa je on tako nazvao i svoju poslastičarnicu. Nikola je još krajem 1960-ih učio poslastičarski zanat u Beogradu, da bi 1975. otvorio poslastičarnicu u Golubincima. Potom je od 90-ih u radionici u svom domu, u Golubincima, počeo da pravi torte i kolače naveliko, u posao uključio decu. U asortimanu je već duže vreme preko stotinu vrsta slatkiša - torti, sitnih kolača, komadnih kolača, šniteva...

Projekat „12 Veličanstvenih“ realizuje Udruženje građana “Supernatural”. Udružnje je poznato po filmovima “Soul Food Serbia” i “Danube in Serbia, 588 impressions”, rađenih za Turističku organizaciju Srbije, koji su osvojili preko 20 međunarodnih nagrada za najbolje turističke spotove. Partner na projektu je Veselinov Tourism Consulting sa iskustvom rada na promociji i razvoju destinacija, a veliku pomoć u realizaciji dala je Ambasada SAD u Srbiji.

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🏆🏆🏆WINNER🏆🏆🏆 #DESERVE2PRESERVE Tuesday our weekly co-challenge with our friend @oldhouselove. Beautiful green brick house with a great #dutchgable would love to see this #houselette rehabbed. #perfection @Regrann from @heritagcentar - #heritage #localheritage #traditionalhouse #oldhouse #smallhouse #brickhouse #deserve2preserve #housesoftheworld #golubinci #srem #vojvodina #serbia #HeriTag - #regrann #archi_ologie #littlehouse (at Serbia)

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Sultanlar Yolu Yürüyüş Rotası, Nerede? Haritası? Kaç Km?

Sultanlar Yolu Yürüyüş Rotası, Nerede? Haritası? Kaç Km?

[caption id="attachment_412" align="aligncenter" width="628"] Sultanlar Yolu - Sultans Trail ( Culture route in Turkey for hiking trekking and camping)[/caption] Sultanlar yolu; Türkiye'nin popüler Kültür Rotalarından biri. Toplam uzunluğu 2100 km. Uluslararası camiada da bilinen bir kültür yolu. Yol ile ilgili Sedat Çakır tarafından hazırlanmış sultanlar yolu günlüğünü şu adresten ( https://issuu.com/sultanstrail/docs/sultanlar_yolu_seyahatnamesi ) okumanızı tavsiye ederim. Ayrıca yazdığım kültür rotaları listesine  bakabilirsiniz. Diğer kültür yolları ile ilgili ayrıntılı yazıları bulabilirsiniz. Yolun Özelliklerine gelecek olursak;

Sultanlar yolu / rotası kaç km? Uzunluğu ne kadar?

Yolun Türkiye etabı yaklaşık (az-çok) 270 - 300 km kadar. Toplamda İstanbul'dan Viyana'ya kadar ise 2100 km kadar. Yolun tamamı şu şekilde; [caption id="attachment_413" align="aligncenter" width="628"] Sultanlar Yolu Tüm Rota, Sultan's Trail Full Route[/caption]

Sultanlar Yolu (Sultanlar Yürüyüş Yolu)  ismi nereden geliyor?

Bu güzergah 1529 1. Viyana Kuşatması ve 1683 2. Viyana seferlerinde Osmanlı Sultanları tarafından kullanıldığı için bu ismi almıştır.

Sultanlar Yolunun Özellikleri;

Trekking (Doğa Yürüyüşü) yolu olarak 2009 yılında Sedat Çakır tarafından tasarlanmıştır.

2010 Yılında yolun Türkiye ayağı uluslararası standartlara bağlı olarak tescillenmiştir.

Uluslararası platformlarda "Sultan's Trail" olarak geçmektedir. Sırbistan'da Carski Drum ve Carigradski Put olarak tanımlanan yol Bulgaristan'da Tsarigradski Put olarak bilinmektedir.

İlk tasarımda Sultanlar yolu Avusturla, Slovakya, Macaristan, Hırvatistan, Sırbistan, Bulgaristan, Yunanistan ve Türkiye'yi kapsamaktadır. İlerde yolun genişletilmesi düşünülmektedir.

Sultanlar Yolu Türkiye Güzergahı

Av Yolu Güzergahı: Kapıkule, Kemalköy, Karabulut, Sarayakpınar, Avarız, Edirne, Hıdırağa, Karayusuf, Ortakça, Kavaklı, Yağcılı, Süloğlu, Büyük Gerdelli, Dolhan, Paşayeri, Koyunbaba, Kırklareli, Kızılcıkdere, Üsküpdere, Karıncak, Kaynarca, Pınarhisar, Erenler, Poyralı, Doğanca, Develi, Vize, Okçular, Evrenli, Çakıllı, Kavacık, Saray, Küçükyoncalı, Safaalan, Binkılıç, Aydınlar, Gümüşpınar, İhsaniye, Akalan, Dağyenice, Boyalık, Dursunköy, Sazlıbosna, Şamlar, Kayabaşı, Eyüp Sultan, Fatih Camii, Süleymaniye Camii, Ortakça, Kavaklı, Yağcılı, Süloğlu, Büyük Gerdelli, Dolhan, Paşayeri, Koyunbaba, Kırklareli, Kızılcıkdere, Üsküpdere, Karıncak, Kaynarca, Pınarhisar, Erenler, Poyralı, Doğanca, Develi, Vize, Okçular, Evrenli, Çakıllı, Kavacık, Saray, Küçükyoncalı, Safaalan, Binkılıç, Aydınlar, Gümüşpınar, İhsaniye, Akalan, Dağyenice, Boyalık, Dursunköy, Sazlıbosna, Şamlar, Kayabaşı, Eyüp Sultan, Fatih ve Süleymaniye camii,

Sultanlar Yolu Seferyolu Güzergahı:

Kapıkule, Kemalköy, Karabulut, Sarayakpınar, (Sırpsındığı), Avarız, Edirne, Hasköy, Hamzabey, Uluçınar, Ahmetbey, Karlı, Hallaçlı, İnceğiz, Çatalca, Dursunköy, Sazlıbosna, Şamlar, Kayabaşı, Sultan, Fatih Camii ve Süleymaniye Camii.

Sultanlar Yolu Avrupa Güzergahı

AVUSTURYA

Viyana, Simmering, Schwechat, Rauchenwarth, Trautmannsdorf an der Leitha, Bruck an der Leitha, Sommerein, Breitenbrunn, Purbach am Neusiedler See, Donnerskirchen, Hornstein, Eisenstadt, Oggau am Neusiedler See, Rust, Mörbisch am See, Pamhagen, Neu-siedl am See, Petronell – Carnuntum, Hainburg an der Donau, Wolfsthal. Sopron, St. Martin.

SLOVAKYA

Devin, Bratislava, Marianka, Modra, Harmónia, Častá, Dobrá Voda, Prašník, Vrbové, Čachtice, Nové Mesto Váhom, Beckov, Trenčín, Topoľčany, Nitra, Nové Zámky, Kolárovo, Kameničná, Komárno, Iža, Radvaň Dunajom – Žitava, Radvaň Dunajom, Moča, Kravany nad Dunajom, Obid, Štúrovo.

MACARİSTAN

Sefer Yolu: Halászi, Györ, Tata, Tatabánya, Annavölgy, Esztergom, Szentendre, Budakalász, Budapeşte, Százhalombatta, Székesfehérvár, Dunaföldvár, Szekszárd, Bátaszék, Mohaç, Sátorhely, Udvar Balaton Yolu: Sopron, Köszeg, Sárvár, Sümeg, Keszthely, Szuliman, Csertő, Szigetvár, Pécs, Mohaç.

HIRVATİSTAN

Topolje, Draz, Podolje, Popovac, Beli Manastir, Karanac, Kneževi Vinogradi, Grabovac, Darda, Osijek, Đakovo, Vinkovci, Vukovar, Šarengrad, Opatovac, Ilok.

SIRBİSTAN

Fruşka Doğa Parkı, Novi Sad, Petrovaradin, Sremski Karlovci, Zemun, Belgrad, Smederevo, Jagodina, Niş, Nişka Banja, Pirot ve Dimitrovgrad. Carski Drum Güzergahı: Backi Breg, Bezdan, Backi Monostor, Som-bor, Kupusina, Apatin, Svilojevo, Sonta, Bogojevo, Karavukovo, Deronje, Bač, Serbia, Mladenovo, Karađorđevo, Backa Palanka, Neštin, Susek, Banoštor, Novi Sad, Petrovaradin, Sremski Karlovci, Krušedol Selo, Šatrinci, Dobrodol, Ljukovo, Golubinci, Vojka, Novi Banovci.

BULGARİSTAN

Sefer Yolu Güzergahı: Kalotina, Dragoman, Sofya, Novi Han, Ihtiman, Pazarcık, Stamboliyski, Filibe, Sadovo, Parvomay, Mineralni Bani, Haskovo, Harmanli, Lyubimets, Mustafapaşa. Dağ Yolu Güzergahı: Kalotina, Dragoman, Sofya, Vitosha, Samokov, Rila, Rila Manastır, Velingrad, Borino, Smoljan, Ardino, Kardzjali, Svilengrad.

YUNANİSTAN

Sefer Yolu Güzergahı: Ormenio, Diakia, Marasia, Kastanies Mübadele Yolu Güzergahı: Kyprinos, Komara, Fylakio,Elea, Keramos, Plati, Arzos, Kanadas, Kastanies.

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Ljubinka Bobić

Ljubinka Bobić (Kruševac, 2 nd of January 1897 – Belgrade, 3 rd of December 1987) was an actress in the theatre and a drama writer.

Biography

She was born in Kruševac in a poor family with five children. Her brother Miroljub Bobić, a teacher, is one of 1300 corporals and a holder of Alban memorial. Her father, Vladislav, a cobbler, was from Srem (Sremski Golubinci), and her mother Jelisaveta was from Macedonia (Struga). They moved to Topčider hill where Ljubinka grew up. Theatre attracted her and with her persistence she becomes a member of National theatre and dedicates her life to acting.. “…she didn’t acknowledge old age, so she often lied about her actual age. She didn’t care about being acknowledged, not even for big ones she received. She captivated everyone with her charisma, pleasant figure and, if needed, pleasant diction, and she scared everyone with her sharp tongue and the fact she could bring someone down to earth without any qualms. She often swore, and while this was true, her friends often admitted that swear words uttered by her sound charming. Like a true boem, she was a drinker and a smoker. She refused to allow her life be made into a book, because she claimed it would be “a biography to laugh and cry at, so it would appear more as an anti-biography”. She never got married. She had affairs with the director of “Politika” Vlada Ribnikar, a writer Miloš Crnjanski and a poet Rade Drainić. She was buried in the Alley of deserving citizens on the New Graveyard in Belgrade. A stamp with her silhouette was published in 2003. “Ljubinka Bobić” award was established in 2006.

Theatrical career

Her talent was discovered by Branislav Nušić while she was casting wistful looks in the direction of the theatre during the Big war in 1915 in Skoplje where she was sent by her family to live with her relatives. Thanks to him, she started out as an intern in National theatre of Skoplje. When her relatives informed her parents of this, her parents returned her to Belgrade where she continues the attendance of Women’s worker school. Fate made her cross paths with Nušić again, from whom she asks a recommendation for Zagreb theatre. Still, she chooses the National threatre in Belgrade, a member of which she becomes in 1920 and remains a member until she retires. She didn’t act only during Second world war because she refused to make the audience laugh while her country was occupied. In the beginning, she acted as sentimental girls and mischievous boys. Her first big achievement was the role of Puck in “Midsummer Night’s Dream”, followed by role of Fema in “Pokondirena tikva”, Mrs. Mica in “Authority”, Marica in “Suspicious person”, son Raka of lady Minister, who was interpreted by Žanka Stokić. Except in comedies, she interpreted the characters of Kata in “Koštana”, Hedviga in Ibsen’s “Wild duck”, Madlen Petrovna in Krleža’s drama “In agony” and others. Along with Žanka Stokić, she made a phenomenal interpretation of Živka in “Minister lady” written by Branislav Nušić, which she acted out 265 times during her career – first time in 1964 when she was 67 and was retired, and last time when she was 81 on the 8 th of November in 1978, less than a month before her death.

Filmography

1951. Major Boggart (Nikola Popović) as Grandmother 1954. Anika’s times (Vladimir Pogačić) as Jelenka 1957. Priest Ćira and priest Spira (Soja Jovanović) as Sida 1960. Zeppelin of dreams (Soja Jovanović) as Sara Padavicki 1961. First citizen of little city, drama (Mladomir “Puriša” Đorđević) as a magician 1962. Dr. (Soja Jovanović) as Mrs. Draga 1964. National representative, movie (Stole Janković) as Spirinica 1966. Protege (Vladan Slijepčević), as owner 1969. Cross Country (Mladomir “Puriša” Đorđević), as grandmother 1971. My all, mini ТV show (producer – Sava Mrmak, script – Novak Novak) 1972. Laughter from scene: National theatre, документарни филм, as Živka Popović

1973. Accident, ТV movie (Vladan Slijepčević) 1975. Pavle Pavlović, drama (Mladomir “Puriša” Đorđević), as disco hourse director 1975. Devil’s ladder, ТV show (Vladan Slijepčević), as old woman

Literary work

When she got bored of acting as typical characters of conceited “classy” fashionable ladies, she wrote a few popular humoristic – satirical pieces.

1935. Our manners : comedy in three acts 1936. Classy society : innocuous comedy in three acts (5 images) 1940. Blo family : comedy in three acts

All of them appeared on the scene and had a big success. She also wrote two pieces for children “Rista Robinson” and “Rista the sportsman”, which premiered in children’s theatre “Roda”. It consisted of five images with ballet and singing. Adaptation of this play was the comic book of the same name, for which Ljubinka together with Mića Dimitrijević wrote the text and Momčilo Moma Marković made the illustrations. The first continuation of this comic was published on 28 th of February in 1939 in the first number of “Politikin zabavnik” and the last in the 17 th number on 25 th of April in 1939.

Awards

Golden arena in 1957 for the best female role in the movie “Priest Ćira and priest Spira“ 7 th of July award of SR Serbia Golden turkey Award for life’s work in 1961

Street

Ljubinka Bobić street is located in the New Belgrade in Bežanija city. There are two more streets with the same name in Jakovo and in Lazarice near Kruševac.

References

Literature

Stojković S.B. (1983). Great people in Serbian theatre. Belgrade: Serbian literary cooperatives – Valjevo: Milić Rakić. Dimitrijević К. (2011). Three of the greatest Serbian actors behind the scene: Milivoje Živanović, Raša Plaović, Ljubinka Bobić. Belgrade: Prosveta. Dimitrijević К. (1994). Anti-biography Ljubinka Bobić. Theatron, 18, 85-107.

Outside links

http://www.novosti.rs/dodatni_sadrzaj/feljtoni.120.html?item_id=543 https://zaboravljenizvuci.wordpress.com/muzej-ljubinke- bobic/ http://www.novosti.rs/vesti/zivot_+.303.html:561764-Ljubinka- Bobic-- -mazna- dama-britkog- jezika https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAPaZPWk9J8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUYocG8JuC8 http://www.medias.rs/ljubinka-bobic- glumacka-legenda- vragolastog-oka

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Ambar & Kotobanja Pazovačka 42, detail view

Golubinci, Vojvodina

The projecting balcony platform sits below the level of the gallery that runs in front of the kotobanja enclosure for the corn (kukuruzni) on the cob. Diagonal lattices are typically used to form the kotobanja to allow the corn to dry properly. A series of alternating transom designs are used in the gallery openings. Many of the decorative wooden frames within the openings have been destoryed. The ambar structures are typically formed using closely spaced columns with short horizontal tongue and grooved planks to enclose the structure and protect the bags of grain and flour within. (photo 1987)

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Farm Outbuilding (Ambar), Ulica Pazovčka 64

Golubinci, Vojvodina

Golubinci is a village in the Srem District of Vojvodina. In the development of Vojvodina for agriculture in the 18th and 19th centuries, the characteristic street walls were built with alternating dwellings and outbuildings. Gated openings allowed access to the farm courtyards beyond. The harvested grains and corn were placed in the upper stories of outbuildings and animals and poultry occupied the ground levels. The granary (ambar) and corn crib (kotobanja or koš) were important elements of the structures. Pattern designs were created for the wooden upper structures. (photo 1987)

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Ambar & Kotobanja at Pazovačka 42 viewed from courtyard

Golubinci, Vojvodina

View of structure from courtyard reveals the steps up into the summer kitchen in the distance and the projecting balconies that provide access to the kotobanja (corn crib) and the ambar (granary). The ground level walls contain gateways (or gated openings) for access to storage areas under the kotobanja and ambar. The large opening at right serves as a garage for equipment. The balconies appear to be supported by wooden beams that extend out from under the upper level framing. (photo 1987)

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Ambar & Kotobanja at Pazovačka 64 viewed from courtyard

Golubinci, Vojvodina

The granary and corncrib structure was constructed around 1913 and attributed to Peter Dešić. The base was constructed of brick covered with a plaster coating. The upper level was constructed of wood with the element on the left (ambar) reached by the projecting stair and serving as storage for grain. The section on the right (kotobanja or koš) with a stair and gallery served to store corn. The roof was wood framed and covered with clay tile. (photo 1987)

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Ambar & Kotobanja Pazovačka 64, detail view

Golubinci, Vojvodina

The ground level interior spaces of the granary & corn crib structure were used to store tools, equipment and house livestock and poultry. The wood exposed to the weather was typically oak. The relief carving on the vertical plank of the ambar, at the left, has been identified as an oak leaf. Ornate decorative pieces are fit into each of the larger openings and a decorative transom piece occurs in each of the gallery openings. (photo 1987)

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Ambar viewed from street

Golubinci, Vojvodina

This small ambar (granary) rests on a brick base covered with plaster. The projecting balcony allows entry to the interior of the structure. The uninterrupted vertical members provide a stiff structure to resist possible loads on the walls from the materials stored within. The wooden infill panels include hip-raised panels and sticking between the columnar elements. The sill infill piece typically extends below the wood sill to shed water beyond the face of the masonry below. (photo 1987)