15.Juuni 2025

Sibulatee hoovides panid kohalikud oma vanavara müüki

Locals Put Their Old Items Up for Sale in the Yards of Sibulatee

oli laupäeval eriline päev. Ligikaudu 30 hoovis . Inimesed tõid müüki mööblit, riideid ja muud kraami.

Meelis ütles: "Mul on . See on . Ma ei kasuta seda, aga äkki keegi teine tahab."

Müügil oli ka vanu kalavõrke ja teisi vanausuliste esemeid. Jevgeni ütles: "Need kalavõrgud on . Mu vanavanaisa tegi need. Kalurid olid vanausulised."

Mõned tulid otsima kindlaid asju. Teised ostsid lihtsalt, kui midagi meeldis. Imre ütles: "Ma leidsin ilusa maali. Mulle see kohe meeldis."

Marika ütles: "Me ostsime raamatuid. Samast kohast tahame osta ka ."

Kairi Güsson, Peipsimaa pärimuskeskuse juht, ütles: "Inimesed hakkavad rohkem vanu asju hindama. Õuemüügipäev on Sibulatees."

Saturday was a special day in Peipsiääre municipality. Approximately 30 yards sold old items. People brought furniture, clothes, and other goods for sale.

Meelis said: "I have an old wallet. It's about 80-90 years old. I don't use it, but maybe someone else wants it."

There were also old fishing nets and other Old Believer items for sale. Jevgeni said: "These fishing nets are handmade. My great-grandfather made them. The fishermen were Old Believers."

Some came looking for specific items. Others simply bought if something caught their eye. Imre said: "I found a beautiful painting. I liked it immediately."

Marika said: "We bought books. From the same place, we also want to buy an old stove."

Kairi Güsson, the head of Peipsimaa Heritage Center, said: "People are beginning to appreciate old items more. The yard sale day is a good new tradition on Sibulatee."