In an earlier post, I showed you some snow globes, one of which contained a tiny version of these pinnacles at Djavolja Varoš (DJAH vole-yuh VAH-rush) or "Devil's Town" in Southern Serbia. I have visited this place twice, and am looking forward to returning. It's hard to tell the scale here, but the 'towers' are anywhere from 6-30 feet tall.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Devil's Town
In an earlier post, I showed you some snow globes, one of which contained a tiny version of these pinnacles at Djavolja Varoš (DJAH vole-yuh VAH-rush) or "Devil's Town" in Southern Serbia. I have visited this place twice, and am looking forward to returning. It's hard to tell the scale here, but the 'towers' are anywhere from 6-30 feet tall.
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Quel paysage....il faut pas tomber
Pretty amazing Bibi.
I can see this place got the name - a bit eerie...I suppose water rushed through the area at one time creating these "towers." Quite fascinating!
A very interesting landscape.
The place ROCKS! Terrific photo, Beebs.
Un peu comme les cheminees de fees! Cela m'a l'air tres beau.
I want to know more about this place .. its very intriguing ..
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