Trakt Budnicki

A typical unbridled road through the forest. Definitely seen in other forests.

A part of the tourist trail through the Bolimów Forest. Dukt / trakt is planted with limes. Where did the name Budnicki come from: Budnik settled in the darkest forests, he sat in a silent hut, he fell down, he burned and burned the most beautiful oaks, maples, ashes, elms, groves "- wrote Aleksander Połujański in 1855. The builders operated in Mazovia from the mid-18th century to the 30th years In the wake of their activities, the Kampinos Forest was overthrown, and Jaktorowska disappeared completely, Masovian farmers were called to felling, for example, Polesie, Bialowieza Forest and elsewhere, there is still the village of Bialowieza next to Bialowieza, inhabited by the descendants of Mazovian farmers, a settlement enclave among the Belarusian element. In return for destroying the forest, "in all these Boats of serfdom, they do not do anything, only they pay rent, they give only capons, two mushrooms for copies and ministry, and travel according to others" - it was written. With time, however, work in the forests was lacking, especially forests growing in wetlands, in river valleys. The farmers gradually changed into farmers. That was also the case for the village of Budy Grabskie. Watching the scattered buildings of this village, occupying a large part of the Rawka valley, we see an almost perfectly preserved layout of the old huts, after corners, pieces and retreats.