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Masarykova střední škola zemědělská a Vyšší odborná škola v Opavě, Česká republika
Mgr. Radmila Srajerová, Mgr. Martin Valeček
Občanské sdružení Natura Opava, Česká republika
Bc. Jakub Kubačka
Universitatea de Stiinte Agronomice si Medicina
Veterinara din Bucuresti, Rumunsko
Prof.dr. Roman Gheorghe Valentin
RUDE - Associaço de Desenvolvimento Rural, Cova da Beira, Portugalsko
Carlos Pinto
SOŠ poľnohospodárstva a služieb na vidieku, Slovensko
Mgr. Hedviga Guľová
Zespół Szkół nr 1 w Kędzierzynie-Koźlu, Polsko
Mgr. Slawek Janiuk,
Mgr. Dominika Mizera
Project managers of every individual country
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Mgr. Radmila Srajerová
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Bc. Jakub Kubačka
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Prof.dr. Roman Gheorghe Valentin |
Carlos Pinto
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Mgr.Slawek Janiuk
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Mgr.Martin Valeček
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Mgr. Dominika Mizera |
Sunday, 5 January 2014
All the participants who come from
many different places of Europe were greatly impressed even by the means of
transport with which they arrived in Opava. They were surprised while
travelling on the train to Opava. They took some pictures of the beautiful
train station building while expressing their great admiration. They also felt
fascinated by "Davidův Mlýn" (David?s Mill) in the region of Kružberk, the
place they were accommodated in.
Monday, 6 January 2014
On the next day, all participants visited
the Town Hall and deputy mayor Mr. Dalibor Halátek. That was in the decent
rooms of the Opava Municipal House. Mr. Halátek told them some words about
history, present times and plans related to our Silesian metropolis. After
finishing the sightseeing tour of the town, leading from "Obecní Dům"
(Municipal House) through "?Ostrožná Street" to "Horní Náměstí" (Upper Square)
with "Hláska" (Town Hall), they took a walk through the park to the exhibition
building of the Silesian Museum. They were astonished by repaired buildings
with tasteful facades and beautifully landscaped parks.
We spent the evening time in "Davidův
Mlýn" (David's Mill) while having discussion with Mr. David Kostruh, the mill
owner. He told us about the project at the end of which there is the event of unprecedented
reconstruction supported by European funds. In the evening, we had a
trout barbecue together with new friends. We were also thinking about program
for the next day.
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
We visited a farm in Kružberk that
produces organic milk. Here in the farm called "Vitaminátor" which lies in
Sosnová village there is production of fruit drinks made of fruits grown in own
orchards. We also visited a goat farm with a nice name "Farma na Konci Světa"
(farm at the end of the world) located in Heřmínovy village. Then we went to
see the largest manufacturer of honey in our country - "Kolomý" in
Staré Město near Bruntál.
Goat
farm in "Farm at the End of the World" in Heřmínovy.
Visit
to the dam of Kružberk
Production
of nature juices - Vitaminátor in Sosnová
Jan
Kolomý - bee keeping farm in Bruntál
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
We were looking forward to
Wednesday's program. We admit having great time while eating local specialities
on Tuesday, like for instance goat cheese and genuine bee honey. However,
Wednesday's visit brought us something more - delights of home-made pig
sticking, cakes of Hlučín and beer of a home's brewery.
We started our tour in the brewery
of Rohov where we had discussion with a local bee keeper. Then we proceeded
further to Kobeřice village where we saw a pig sticking, including its
portioning. It is called meat cutting. Everything was done in a very
illustrative way to fulfil the spirit and mission of the project. After all, it
is about the participants from agricultural schools who have to know well how
to prepare shoulder of mutton, rump or kidney.
The participants were greatly
impressed by the pig sticking event. Everybody answered positively to the
questions asked during the final evaluation. There were questions: What was the
greatest surprise? The answer: "Pig-sticking!" What was the worst
experience" The answer: "Pig-sticking!" What was the most beautiful
experience? The answer: "Pig-sticking!".
The pork feast was held in the
village called Strahovice. We had Szeged goulash and pork delicacies like for
instance pork knuckle, heart, kidney - being served. At the same time,
you could see preparation of dough for cakes typical for Hlučín region. When
being baked, they smelled much better than meat products. The process of baking
was held under patronage of the most competent persons. Ms. Jana Schlosárková
once again proved that she was good in both baking cakes and writing novels.
Well, she is a reputable writer from Hlučín. She is an author of books called "Na
každého raz dojdě", "Po hrbolatym chodniku", "Už by teho bylo došč". She also
wrote some cooking recipe books of the meals typical for the regions of Opava
and Hlučín.
Everyone likes her cakes that she
bake together with her friends, I mean everyone irrespective of gender and
nationalities.
At the end there was a lecture of
Mr. Jakub Kubačka who is a statutory representative of Natura Opava. He told everyone about organisation of
the civic association of Natura as well as the history and nature of Hlučín
region. The participants were also greeted by Mr. Herbert Pavera, a mayor of
Bolatice village. Mr. Pavera represents our region as a member of the
Parliament.
Small brewery in Rohov
Presentation
of Jakub Kubačka about the nature and history in the region around Hlučín
Baking
cakes under direction of Ms Schlosárková
Visit
to bee keeper Karel Moravec in Strahovice
Speech
of the mayor of Bolatice village, Mgr. Herbert Pavera
Thursday, 9 January 2014
On the last but one day, we went to
Rožnov pod Radhoštěm. We visited the buckwheat mill of Mr. Šmajstrl. We took a
walk from Pustevny to the statue of Radegast in Radhošť. In the evening, we
heard a lecture held by the fruit grower Mr. Radim Lokoč. This lecture was
about saving the gene pool of the old varieties of fruit.
Visiting the buckwheat mill of Mr. Šmajstrl
Walking
tour from Pustevny to Radegast
Lecture
of the fruit grower, Mgr. Radim Lokoč, PhD
Candle production plant
Friday, 10 January 2014
A day before leaving for homes, we heard a
lecture and presentation of a college lecturer of the University of Bucharest.
The lecture was related to bee keeping. We also visited the museum of folk
architecture in Rožnov - the museum in the open nature. The whole program ended
with a craft workshop in which we tried how to do wool spinning, weaving,
wiring and wood carving. The workshops were held by Jana and Jiří Procházka who
are members of the civic association called Kolovrátek.
Presentation of Prof. dr. Gheorghe Valentin Roman - expert of the
University of Bucharest
Visit to the nature museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm
Workshops of folk art crafts of Jana and Jiří Procházka from the
civic association of Kolovrátek
Photography:
Jakub Kubačka, Martin
Váleček, Sandra Kokot
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