ZIMNITSA - INFO
Zimnitsa (Bulgarian: Zimnica)
is the largest village of Straldzha Municipality
in southeastern Bulgaria. Zimnitsa is an important
railway junction.
History
The first settlers came to the current location
of the village in 1812 from a village called Karasarli which was to
the north of nowadays Zimnitsa. They worked on the sheepfold of a
local ottoman lord (pasha), so the settlement was named "Kishlakoy"
(turk.kishla-sheepfold; koy-village). The church was built in 1856
and saved the polulation during bandit attacks. In 1906 the village
was renamed Zimnitsa.
Economy
Agriculture remains the main occupation of the
local people. Many of them, however, work in the closest towns -
Straldzha and Yambol.
CACHE - INFO
Cache is very easy to find. It is drive-in, so
you can go there with a car. The owners of the house (agriculture
pharmacy) are informed very well about the cache. Cache isn´t in
the house, but on the house outside.
PLEASE PROTECT FROM MUGGLES !!!
