Look also at the part 1 Let's continue now in that house.
Next to a tree was also one door probably from the house.
Not sure what plant it is, but seems similar to Orobanche, commonly known as broomrape.
Now this is in the middle part of the house, which is in a better shape, because it seemed to be built stronger, had concrete floors and the roof was also not as bad.
Cabinet under the stairs.
But still not all of it. Just a bit better.
This part had a lot of colors on the walls.
Seems pretty dangerous to be in this building. But we were in there for a short time and tried to not fall thorugh the floors.
The view from the front balcony.
Someone had used this door to get also up one floor, but it seemed not worth it.
Old bag.
Went up the hill behind the manor. When walking in that green I smelled something garlic. I grabbed one leaf and knew then it was Karulauk aka Allium ursinum, known as wild garlic, wild cowleek, ramsons, buckrams, broad-leaved garlic, wood garlic, bear leek or bear's garlic.
And on top of the hill was this interesting landscape.
This is also where the water stream was coming from.
It was an interesting exploration trip. Thanks for your attention!
2021