For us, everything simply revolved around work… Children were also partly a labor force… For example, the cowherd was paid by the village. In addition, each house, when it was their turn, had to provide a person to help this shepherd, who grazed 200-300 cows and 80 horses, on the daily pasture. Those were our cowherds… Your ‘trate’ or whatever it was called. The common pasture (Gmajna). Yes, we had the gmajna… The gmajna was common property and there… you could learn a lot from that shepherd. He knew… Those old stories and they were passed on… The livestock was gathered and driven all the way to the Mura.