Boječnice — farm entrances along a village lane

On a village lane at Boječnice, a broad timber gate and a house front share a single elevation.

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A light blue gabled house stands beside a wide arched timber gate along a village lane.
A gabled house and a timber yard gate on a lane in Boječnice. Photograph by Pastorius.Pastorius / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

D’après la source

Boječnice is a village administered by Bor in the Tachov district of western Czechia. The municipal history records a school founded in 1816 and describes a former quarry near the village that supplied building stone to Bor.

Lecture éditoriale

Bor’s account dates the founding of the local school to 1816 and the construction of a new school building to 1871. It also records stone sent from the former Wolfgrube quarry to Bor. In the village itself, start with what the street reveals: the difference between the scale of a domestic doorway and that of a gate made for a working yard.

Recommandation

Walk along the public lane and compare how houses and yards meet the road. The village is residential, so keep entrances clear and view the buildings from the street.

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