Old Miners Hut

The Old Mine Hut stands on the edge of a deep and small mine that is a testament to the many peoples of this small house.

Next to the hut is a huge crane, which is used to lift ore and other materials from the depths of the mine to the surface.

The hut is made of rough, untreated logs that have turned gray and moss over time.

The windows are small and round, with visible shutters, of fine construction, an even more ancient look.

There is a layer of sticks on the roof of the hut which provides some protection from the weather.

The entrance to the hut is through a narrow door, decorated with carvings in the form of symbols of the miner's craft. Inside, the hut consists of one room, which has a fireplace for warmth, a table, a few chairs and a simple wooden bed.

The walls of the hut are decorated with various objects and souvenirs obtained from the mines, such as pieces of ore, picks, hammers and even an old miner's lamp.

There is a strong smell of earth and dust in the air, but this only gives the hut a unique color and atmosphere.