- The
Brkini Hills (pronounced [bəɾˈkiːni]; Slovene:
Brkini; Croatian: Brkinija) is a
hilly region in
southwestern Slovenia. The
Brkini Hills border the...
- Valley, the low
hills surrounding the valley, the
westernmost part of the
Brkini Hills,
northern Istria, and the Gulf of Trieste. The
western edge of the...
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Bistrica in the
Inner Carniola region of Slovenia. It is the
centre of the
Brkini Hills region. The
parish church in the
settlement is
dedicated to Saint...
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remains of the
Margraviate of
Istria south of the
Karst Plateau and the
Brkini Hills were also
administered from Carniola. In its
final extent, re-established...
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Brinjevec (or Brinovec) is a
strong alcoholic drink,
produced in the
Karst and
Brkini regions in Slovenia. It is re-distilled from
ground and
fermented juniper...
- can see in the
distance Kamnik-Savinja Alps and
closer Nanos, Vremščica,
Brkini.
Visible to the east are Javorniki,
Trojica and Snežnik, and in the distance...
-
densely wooded Snežnik
plateau in the northeast. In the southwest, the
Brkini Hills form the
natural border with the
Slovene Littoral (Slovene Istria)...
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Zgubljeno brezno na
Raduhi 939 327
Raduha 23.98 57
Davorjevo brezno 5,887 304
Brkini 23.73 58
Vodna jama v Lozi 7,748 75
Slavinski ravnik (Prestranek) 23.51...
- part
mostly spoke the
Kajkavian dialect and were
called by the
nicknames "
Brkini", "Šavrini" or "Kraševci". The Chakavian-Kajkavian
dialect was
spoken by...
- Šavrin and Gažon, who
comes in the
evening to eat hay
under the table. In
Brkini, a
basket full of hay is
prepared for the
Christmas foal the
night before...
