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The global pandemic has probably led each of us to rediscover our homeland.

This year’s summer discovery is Zagare, Lithuania.

Zagare is a city located in northern Lithuania, close to the border with Latvia. It has a population of about 2,000.

Zagare is famous not only for its not only for the liqueur produced here from special Žagarvyšnė cherry species that originated in Zagare) and music festival, but also for its unusual scarecrow (to repel birds from cherries of course) and famous house of pots created by a local artist.

For me, Zagare and its surroundings left the impression of a small, charming and cozy town and I was inspired to capture the objects I’ve seen and come back more than once.

I believe that (non)art person would find some inspiring ideas here, maybe this could become a great next filming location for David Lynch’s “Twin Peaks” or the basis of a surrealistic painting?

Virtual excursion and photos: Vaida Virbickaitė

More info: Instagram

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    House of pots

    More than 2500 pots

    And some spoons!

    Zagare is the only one in this region to have been awarded a waterfall, which was formed at the site of the rupture

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    Zagare Cherry Garden

    It is considered to be the oldest mill in Lithuania

    Some filming locations for future “Twin Peaks”

    Guard cat on duty

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    Honestly, it scared me

    Some more of a movie set

    Yard gallery

    Street gallery

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    Shed gallery

    Scarecrows: fashion diva

    Business man

    Ladies in the rain

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    Farmer

    Playful one

    Friendly lady

    Dudes

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    Art school

    Rhombus house

    Tiny house

    DIY project

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    Cognitive walkway of mūša tyrelis

    s the longest known walkway in the swamps that was included in the Lithuanian Book of Records

    The total length of the walkway to one side is 4480 metres

    The stone of the brothers

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    Some furious swans

    They are permanent residents that you can meet near Svetes river

    I hope You enjoyed it!