The flowers of autumn days
Are sweeter than the firsts of plains.
For they awaken an impression,
That’s strong, although it may be sad,
Just as the pain of separation
Is stronger than the sweet of date.
(Aleksandr Pushkin)

I found this old cultivator on field close to Calvary in Banska Stiavnica (Slovakia). Calvary in Banska Stiavnica is a complex of churches and chapels situated near Ostry vrch, set up in the seventeenth century by Jesuits. František Perger designed the calvary. The project was accredited in 1744 by Archbishop Imrich Esterhazy. In 1745, the upper church was built and the first mass took place. The project was finished in 1751, when the calvary was consecrated.

Karlštejn is a large Gothic castle founded in the 14th century by Charles IV. The castle served as a place for safekeeping the Empire coronation jewels, holy relics and other royal treasures. Located about 20 km southwest of Prague in the Karlštejn village, it is one of the most famous and heavily visited castles in the Czech Republic.

Banská Štiavnica is an old-time mining town situated in the heart of the Štiavnické hills. The foundation pergamen of the town was not preserved, but town privileges were awarded in the first half of the 13th century following some indirect facts. The oldest relic giving evidence of the existence of town is a round waxed seal from a pergamen from the year 1275. This seal is the oldest town´s seal with a town´s coat-of-arms on the area of the former Hungary and simultaneously the oldest seal decorated by archaic mining tools in the world.