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123Slavica123, on July 20, 2009, said:

Definitivno omiljena.Hvala Ivani za ovako lijepe slike.ys

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З. Пејовић, on July 20, 2009, said:

Врло умирујућа фотографија... Леп кадар...

Поздрав од срца и из срца за целу породицу, Зорица

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babuskica, on July 21, 2009, said:

HVALA VAM DRUGARICE MOJE...

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babuskica, on July 21, 2009, said:

MIĆO,poklon se NE TRAŽI,poklon se daje od srca...a kako sam odlučila kome ću koju fotografiju pokloniti...pa,čovek mnogo kaže o sebi svojim izborom fotografija, komentarima,svojim rečnikom,izborom reči...mnogo više onim što se nalazi između redova...

Pa eto,mislim da je ova fotografija baš za tebe...

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pančićeva, on July 22, 2009, said:

Ово је стварно добро , честитам Инана !!!

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babuskica, on July 23, 2009, said:

HVALA TI...

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jagafoto, on July 23, 2009, said:

Veoma lep pejzaž, odlično kadrirano!!!

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babuskica, on July 23, 2009, said:

Zemljak,hvala ti...

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Stojan Toshe Nikolov…, on January 3, 2011, said:

Odlicna fotografija! Like!

Sretan Vam Božić i Nova 2011 godina! Sve najbolje… pozdrav iz Makedonija.

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Stojan Toshe Nikolov…, on January 3, 2011, said:

The monastery of St. Naum is located on the southeast side of Lake Ohrid, in the immediate vicinity of the Macedonian border with Albania. Its building is linked to the name of St. Naum, the closest associate of St. Clement of Ohrid. Records about the life and work of St. Naum can be found in three literature works dedicated to his life and in the Historical Archives of Ohrid.

The iconostasis in the church was carved in 1711. The authors are unknown. The icons of the iconostasis: “Crucifixion” and “Entrance into Jerusalem” are treated as one of the best achievements from the first part of XVIII century. Also there are two Cyrillic and one Glagolitic-Cyrilic inscriptions dating from the period between the late X and XII centuries. These inscriptions testify of the development of the oldest Slavic scripts Glagolitic and Cyrillic in the Ohrid region.

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babuskica, on January 18, 2011, said:

Stojane

Hvala ti veliko...

Srećna NOVA GODINA I BOŽIĆ(sa malim zakašnjenjem) tebi i tvojoj porodici

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