Ritkaháza

See also

• Permise
• Vendvidék

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  Ritkaháza
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  Cementery-hill in Ritkaháza, view in Permise
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  The Cementery-hill of Ritkaháza
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  Peasant house in Ritkaháza, view in Permise
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  The old inside of the belfry in Ritkaháza
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  The Belfry of Ritkaháza (old inside)
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  The Belfry of Ritkaháza (old inside)
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  The Belfry of Ritkaháza (old inside)
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  The grave of Teréz Doncsecz (Theresia Dončec) in the Cementery of Ritkaháza
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  The grave of Miklós Korpics in the Cementery of Ritkaháza
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  The Cementery of Ritkaháza
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  The Sulics-capel in Ritkaháza
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  The water tower of the old border guard
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  The Alpes and Ritkaháza
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  The valley of creek in Ritkaháza
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  Valley in Ritkaháza
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  Wood of Ritkaháza
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  The wood after the rain
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  Cross between Čepinci (Čöpinci), Slovenia-Prekmurje and Ritkaháza
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  Spoudnja Trajbarinova-hiža in the Malinja/Málnás
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  Vrnja Trajbarinova-hiža in the Malinja/Málnás
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  The Mass-Road (Cerkevna pout)
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  The wood of the Cerkevna pout, view in Permise
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  The Mass-road
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  The new belfry
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  Creek between Ritkaháza and Permise
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  Road in the wood between Permise and Ritkaháza
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  The cross near the Old road of Čöpinci
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  The old road of Čöpinci (Stára čöpinska pout)
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  Steier-cross in the wood. Mária Szukics-Steier from Istvánfalva walk in the woods, when bandits attacked him. But they managed to shake off here. The inscription in prekmurian language.
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  Steier's name and the date.
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  Thanksgiving to God in the Steier-cross
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  Afi hiža in the wood, near Alsószölnök. The house was perished in 2012
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  Bushy
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  Pinewood and the sky
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  Ruin of a house
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  Old border guard barrack
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  The Spoudnja Trajbarinova hiža near Čepinci
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  Wood-cutting
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  Hovel (üta)
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  The Burn-valley (Žgalina)
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  The other side of the Žgalina
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  The Casarni križ (Serfecz family) in winter
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  The hymnal of Terézia Zakoucs from 1858 in prekmurian language
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  7. hymn from the hymnal
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  The cross of József Messics and Anna Embersics in Ritkaháza from 1917. Inscription in prekmurian language. The family so give thanks to God, as the cows not destroyed. The mad cows here was crashed in the deep ditch, but survived.
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  Goats
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  Mass in Ritkaháza (2012)
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  Unveiling: monument of the descent people of Ritkaháza
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  Prekmurian-Hungarian bilingual inscription in the monument
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  Slovene-Hungarian wreaths for the monument
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  The Brejzdja (Birch), the old pub of Ritkaháza
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  Collapsed barn
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