Żarek and Brachów are the names of two villages in Lower Silesia that, despite developing over the centuries, are now flooded. Beneath the surface, we find ruins of buildings, roads, and even a stone bridge. Every so often, the water recedes, and the bottom of the reservoir reveals a handful of its secrets. This usually happens at the turn of winter and spring. Click on the photo and see what the ruins of these villages look like when they emerg…
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Żarek and Brachów are the names of two villages in Lower Silesia that, despite developing over the centuries, are now flooded. Beneath the surface, we find ruins of buildings, roads, and even a stone bridge. Every so often, the water recedes, and the bottom of the reservoir reveals a handful of its secrets. This usually happens at the turn of winter and spring. Click on the photo and see what the ruins of these villages look like when they emerg…