Haistmisvalke

Haistmisvalke is a rural complex located in Estonia, a small country in the Baltic region of Northern Europe. The site comprises several buildings, including a traditional Estonian farmhouse and other peasant buildings.

The etymology of the name is not explicitly available, but it likely refers to the local dialect in which the Haistmisvalke farm is located. The specific dialect would have been Estonian language, which is used in Estonia.

Haistmisvalke is situated in the countryside of Estonia, which can be described as an agricultural landscape with rolling hills and sparse vegetation. It's one of several such farms located in the region. A site of this kind would have been established to support family members through farming. Living in these areas called homes can be perceived as small country homes.

The exact history of Haistmisvalke farm is not fully documented. During the communist era, Estonian country allocations such as this one often lost functionality leading to disrepair. Almost all people in the farm moved anywhere else from the farm. The daily existence at the farm was based on manually controlled harvests from farm exploitation.

While not currently occupied by residents, the Haistmisvalke farm has been preserved and is now managed by the Estonian state. Due to specific historical and cultural significance, its land allocations remain as functioning architecture as functional as other specific farms.