Firnhaber Digs Click photos to enlarge |
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. I purchased this place (Kungla Talu) in Estonia in August of 2002. It was built in the early 1800s, and was originally designed as a "körtsihoone" or country inn, offering accommodations and stables for travelers. It also served as the carriage house and stables for the manor estate, the remains of which still constitute most of the village. The building is c. 150 feet long, half house and half barn/stables The stone walls are one meter (39 inches) thick. It is on 6 acres of woods and meadows, on the edge of the 18th century village of Uue-Kariste (population 16). The village is about 25km south of Viljandi and 20km north of the Latvian border in south central Estonia. Click on maps below.
I spend about half
time here each year while working to restore it. P. |
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Photo Gallery of Viljandimaa |