Belgrade airport and crowds of tourists · Granddaughter Nina: a young local guide · The Slava: a day never forgotten · How they grew the ethno-village and fed guests · Coffee at Mira's · How it all led to late-night beans · Tourists, Takeaway Meals, and Homemade Baking · Flower 'honey' & meat under the sač · Finished goat cheese: slice, serve, salt · Showdown for the last toilet paper roll · “Call me a monster”: live show kickoff · A day in the village: vouchers & agrotourism · Rtanj: myths, a “pyramid,” and mysterious beings

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slȁvaslava (a family patron saint’s day); glory, fame (less often)
kȑsnā slȁvaa family patron saint’s day
kȗmgodfather; best man
kúmagodmother
slȁvskī kòlāčslava bread
kȍljīvoslava wheat, boiled wheat (with nuts; for a slava or a memorial)
domàćinhost
ȍbičāja custom (of a community; a personal habit is navika)
tràdīcijatradition
svéćacandle