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Ana Linden 
Very interesting photos! Have never seen anything like them.
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I don’t think they’re very common these days. 🙂
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Wow! Those look so cool! Whatever they are, we would love to see them in person.
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I’ve never seen so many of them in the one place before. They’re reed stacks (or piles? no idea how to properly describe them in English…) and in the past they were traditionally used for thatch roofs in that area.
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I have no idea what those are. Never seen them before.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week, Ana. ♥
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They’re piles of reed (I hope that’s the right word 😀 ) left to dry in the sun. I thought they looked interesting.
Have a great week, Sandee! ❤
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