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Boris_SZ 2010.03.03 [19:57]

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Meldelen 2009.11.10 [23:17]

fatherdaniel 2008.12.23 [03:20]

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solo 2008.10.31 [22:54]

Zlata Meglensk 2008.10.28 [23:32]

sm 2008.10.24 [13:52]

hristos.anesti 2008.10.23 [22:31]

christian 2008.10.20 [08:29]

fr.Seraphim 2008.10.19 [22:34]
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Jelena-84 2008.10.13 [23:44]

sekula 2008.10.08 [18:54]

goran 2008.10.05 [22:42]

moses916 2008.10.04 [20:43]
=D

oldbeliever 2008.10.04 [19:34]
Dear moses916!
Lestovka is older than typical prayer ropes used now in Orthodox Church.
The lestovka is traditionally constructed of leather, with "steps" made by looping leather around small twig sections. It has a total of 109 "steps" - small loops or knots, unevenly grouped. Lestovkas produced today are often made of vinyl or PVC, and the twig sections are today often replaced with rolls of paper, rubber or even plastic. Most lestovkas are joined to form a large loop, but the older variant, which is a simple rope unjoined at the ends, may still occasionally be found.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lestovka

rasonna 2008.10.04 [16:39]

hodocasce 2008.10.04 [16:17]

milana21 2008.10.04 [14:12]

mihaifatusanu 2008.10.04 [12:02]

ketevanbd 2008.10.04 [10:58]
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vladimirskaia 2008.10.04 [10:12]
interesting!

Aimilianos 2008.10.04 [09:22]

Florina 2008.10.04 [08:52]
!!!

moses916 2008.10.04 [08:25]
A lot smoother on the fingers than our conventional prayer ropes! :)

AleksaSrbin 2008.10.04 [07:55]