Halovo is full of attractions for a foreigner from the North Sea. P. really did a great job showing me around again. This time we focused on traditions and historical sites. I have already shown you Felix Romuliana and Magura. But P. also took me to the blacksmith of Halovo. (Unfortunately, I didn't catch his name. Sorry for that, dear blacksmith)



A lot of the equipment is really old and still in use. Here you can see the fireplace where the iron is heated. I hope you can make out the tools - it's a bit grey and ashy.



Behind the fireplace is the "puf" - the bellow which is making puf puf, of course. The fireplace and the puf are almost a hundred years old.



The drill.



This is a tool sharpener. As you can see, no electricity is required, since is run by hand.



Sometimes Halovo reminds me a bit of museum village. Which is nice in a way that it seems so much more natural than our degenerated high tech world. The latter, though, offers other advantages.