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<\/p>\nSaadj\u00e4rv starts 30 meters from the Ice Age Center. In fact, it consists of two – Lake Suurj\u00e4rvi and Lake Voldi, or Lake Tabivere.<\/p>\n
During the movement of the continental glaciers, basins were left between the ridges where the melting water of the glaciers accumulated. Lakes were formed from them.<\/p>\n
Many of them have swamped and disappeared over time, Saadj\u00e4rv remained.<\/p>\n
Saadj\u00e4rv is one of the most storied lakes in Estonian folklore. Supernatural forces and giants have been active in the lake, Kalevipoeg has thrown several sling stones here. The lake itself is said to have migrated a lot and buried a church, a manor and great treasures under it.<\/p>\n
This church, which still stands on the lake shore, was painted by the artist Konrad M\u00e4gi. Moreover, two notable church ministers worked here – O.W. Masing and A.W Hupel. The church’s piano accompanist was known throughout Estonia as the \u00c4ksi witch.<\/p>\n
It can be said that the letter “\u00f5” was born by this lake, here is the prelude to the birth of Estonian-language journalism, and here by the lake the first conservation speeches for the preservation of cultural heritage were also born. Come to see this new exhibition in Ice Age Centre and get to know more. <\/p>\nngg_shortcode_0_placeholder<\/p>\n
Curator: <\/b>Kadri Valner<\/p>\n
Text:<\/b> Kadri Valner, Jaak Alekand, Kaupo Mets, Hannes J\u00e4\u00e4r<\/p>\n
Design: <\/b>PULT<\/p>\n
Supporters: <\/b> Leader, Pria, Tartu vald<\/p>\n
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