Brooches hold together the shirt collar of Estonian folk costumes. Local traditional costumes vary greatly between different parts of Estonia in style, design, and patterns. The brooches on this shirt can be found on display at the Estonian History Museum.
Below, an excerpt from the 19-century poem 'Moorland Flower' by Estonian poetess Anna Haava.
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Old Thomas is a weather wane on top of the Town Hall spire. A beloved symbol of Tallinn, he stands there, come rain or shine, guarding the city since 1530.
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To experience the white nights of Tallinn, you will need to visit around the midsummer solstice... when the sun sets at 10:42PM and rises at 4:02AM - leaving no time in between to get dark!
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Place names on the map of Estonia - some ordinary, some funny, some quirky.
On a closer look, you'll find cities, villages, swamps, islands... possibly more.
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