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Suhozidi, dry stone walls, are an important part of the Pag past and eternal monument to a life of Pag farmers who built and maintained walls for centuries. The island of Pag is one of the richest areas in Croatia in length-preserved stone walls which is on the island about 1000 kilometers. Built as a natural border between pastures, high enough that the sheep cannot jump over them and a strong wind can't knock them down. Specificity of these stone walls is that they have been built in two, three and even four rows. Their building was not easy, stones are sometimes reached the weight of 50 to 60 kilograms, and in parts of pastures builders were faced with major obstacles. Because of their great importance, and to prevent their destruction, in the last few years attempts are being made to protect the drywall construction on Pag.
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Suhozidi i meje su važan dio paške prošlosti i vječni spomenik teškog života paškog težaka koji ih je stoljećima gradio i održavao. Po dužini očuvanih suhozida, od oko tisuću kilometara, otok Pag je jedno od najbogatijih područja takve izgradnje u Hrvatskoj. Podizali su se kao prirodne granice između pašnjaka, dovoljno visoki da ih ovce ne mogu preskočiti te snažni da ih bura ne može srušiti. Njihova izgradnja nije bila lagana. Zbog njihove iznimne važnosti te u cilju sprječavanja njihova uništavanja, započelo se s aktivnostima zaštite suhozidne gradnje na Pagu.