Last Monday, after visiting Umoljani village, we drove to the most remote village in Bosnia and Herzegovina called Lukomir. It took about two hours on unpaved roads. Lukomir seemed out of this world; at the very least, out of this timeline. I will do my best to narrow down the photos soon.
We left Lukomir around 3:45 pm, and the sheep were coming home. Sunset was 4:32 pm that day. There were many more sheep and two dogs not captured in the video. I was quite surprised to see that the herder was female, and even more surprised when Kenric pointed out later that she was knitting. We also bought a pair of footsies from an old lady in Lukomir. I wonder if that was her mother.
She was knitting something red with a pattern. I wonder if the pair of footsies we bought from an old lady in the village was made by this herder.
Sheep trail is my cheap thrill. Look at their at fluffy tails!!
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Lukomir
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Lukomir43.637300, 18.183100
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