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All Saints Day: Candles at the Cemetery changed the Panorama of Zenica

Published: November 2, 2015
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[wzslider autoplay=”true”]Every year on the All Saints Day the city cemetery Crkvice is getting a completely different look with candles that visitors lit during the day on the eternal resting places of their beloved ones.

During the day thousands of Zenica visited the graves and paid the tribute to the deceased by laying flowers and lighting candles on the All Saints Day.

Scenery on the Zenica panorama on the way to the vacation site Smetovi is the reason why great number of people visits this place in the evening and make some of the most beautiful photos of Zenica.

(Source: klix.ba)

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