Open-air museum Ausekla muzeum

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Barbele are two major road Riga - Bauska and Skaistkalne - Aizkraukle crossroads. 2 km from the center of the beautiful Barbeles Iecava river located in a rural tourist accommodation "Ausekla mill." From 2005. to 2009. year - five years, step by step is the result of a well-maintained environment Iecava the river, which offers tourists the rest in rural areas.

2009th Autumn open recreation site is up and still being developed Latvian farm with an ancient collection of tools (vehicles, machinery, household items), campfire sites, tent sites, playground, swimming, etc.

Mill as a museum of ethnography are held two big festivals - Spring "Spring Works farm" (the second Saturday of May) and fall "Harvest Festival" (the first Saturday of September) with an idea to show the stakeholders tools and mechanisms of action and involve the guests to participate.

The area between the buildings is a place for both ornamental chariots, and ancient millstones. Farmer's fence Main aggregates - plows, harrow.Sow "federal" and all the horse's harness arranged in one place, but the Latvian woman's world - the so-called grandma in the room. There is also a blacksmith's forge - the same forces izmūrēta job with the anvil, bellows, wheel house - with the threshing machine and other tools, water, waiting for his "rebirth".
Vecumnieki County Barbeles Parish Ausekla Mill Museum is the opportunity to study and try their hand at different elements of the work the farms;
Grain grinding with a hand mill,
Threshing with a threshing machine and horse ģēpeli - groups after the application!
Plowing the land with ancient tractors - groups after the application!
Craft work - basket weaving, log carving, metal forging, broom wrapping, weaving, yarn spinning, knitting, Strike Twisting, shingle laceration, etc.
Housework - butter-making, laundry, elections to veleknes, cabbage ensilage, etc.
Museum hours:
During the winter hours after the previous application before 1 April.
From Tuesday to Sunday pm. 10:00 to 17:00;