The confession of 72-year-old who has been left alone in an Shtime village

The tranquillity of this country, however, made a boring noise because no resident was seen there.

The only one you can ever find in nature, looking at his homeland, is 72-year-old Rexhep Ramadani.

He said he wakes up every day in the early hours of the morning to walk the mountains and the fresh air of the village of Luzak.

It's the biggest part of the day I spend my home environment. Once we've worked hard on the land, there's been a lot of bread in this country, but other bean things have become”, relates village resident Rexhep Ramadani.

The village of Luzhak, located just a few miles away from the city of Shtime, has remained with only six homes. This village is among the early settlements on this side, although the number of inhabitants has decreased over the years.

While the name of the village of Luzhak has an interesting legend. It is said to have been founded by an old woman named Lozhana, and settled there to avoid wartime wars. We came from the top 100 years ago. This is where we found all the benefits except the school, which is a little far away. Now the asphalt is here and we're sending it by car. It's not a bad place to live, but the youth is leaving the village and I don't understand why they're doing this”, Ramadani shows.

Even the few remaining houses built under each other still hold old traditions and customs.

Rexhep Ramadani has said that what he lacks most is association with the elderly, because in this country, he has remained the oldest.

When people are getting older, they don't have what to do, because they're used to working, and we're not getting blood without working”, says Rexal Ramadani.

72-year-old Rexhep Ramadani has said that living in Luzhak has always been good, and those few tribes that have been, have had harmony among themselves.