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Doriza (Page 2/2) Life went on with those who remained in Doriza. They are today’s farmers and stock breeders who are continuing the inextinguishable tradition of the Arcadian shepherds and they optimistically look to the future from the land of Arcadia. The village houses and churches are being restored by those who return to live there and by those who wish to have a second home in Doriza as a getaway retreat from the difficult life of the merciless capital. |
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It wouldn’t be inappropriate to maintain that Doriza is representative of today’s Arcadian landscape with the sounds of the traditional bells hung around the necks of goats and sheep, their bleating, the voices of shepherds calling them and alternating with the rustle of the tree leaves, with the sounds of nature and the flight of birds. It is there where at night the star-sprinkled sky reveals our galaxy and its constellations under the melodies of singing nightingales hidden in the ravines.
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