Visit a house in a hill.
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Milijana Milicevic stands in front of the hobbit house named Lipa. (Reuters/Amel Emric) -
The Ober house’s red door and window are the color of cinnabar ore. (Reuters/Amel Emric) -
Marija Milicevic holds a stone used to build the Bedem house. (Reuters/Amel Emric) -
Vedrana Milicevic stands inside the Lipa house. Lipa is both a village and a tree. Pieces of wood hang on the walls. (Reuters/Amel Emric) -
A painting of Gandalf the Grey is on a satellite dish that sits on top of a hobbit house. (Reuters/Amel Emric)
Do you want to stay in a place from a story? Four sisters want to give people that joy.
They built houses in hills where they grew up. The houses look like hobbit homes.
Pray: Thank God for the fun ideas stories give us. Thank God for writers whose stories point people to God.
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You can take a hobbit vacation. Visit hobbit houses in the village Rakova Noga in Bosnia. Marija Milicevic is a 28-year-old engineer. Her family once gathered on the hills of the village. She had an idea. What if she and her three sisters built five houses into the hills? The houses are like those in The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. Each space has a local theme. Mr. Tolkien’s gifts helped these sisters use their gifts.
“As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another.” (1 Peter 4:10)
