Thursday, March 25, 2010

Debunking Macedonian stereotype

Watch a video about one of Macedonian stereotype.
There are no color TVs in Macedonia!!!!
NOT TRUE!



Damjan Nesovski
8b class,
O.U. Dimo Hadji Dimov
Skopje, Macedonia

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Talkgroup » Debunk Stereotypes

Talkgroup » Debunk Stereotypes

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Student:
Nesovski Damjan 8b class,
O.U."D.H.Dimov"- Skopje , Macedonia

Macedonia - natural beauties



















The Pelister massif is a part of Mount Baba, located in the Southwest Macedonia. It was promoted into national park in 1948 because of its natural beauties: molika (the Tertiary flora relict) forests, granite rocks, and its morphologic relief, particularly the glacial one in the alpine area of the mountain.
Molika tree is a five-needled pine that grows only in a few parts of the Balkan peninsula. On Pelister one can also encounter the endemic Pelister snowdrop. The beauty of the landscape is enhanced by the diversified wildlife: bears, roe deer, wolves, chamois, deer, wild boars, rabbits, several species of eagles, partridges, red billed jackdaws, and the endemic Macedonian Pelagonia trout.
The park is particularly attractive for its mountain lakes: Golemo (at 2,218 m of altitude) and Malo (2,280 m). Raising high up in the sky are the steep peaks of Pelister (2,601 m),Veternica (2,420 m), Muza (2,351 m),Rzana(2,334 m), and Griva(2,198 m).
Student:
Emilija Talevska, 8a class
O.U. "D.H.Dimov"- Skopje