Stans were called pastures for cattle, especially cows. There was therefore also a shepherd’s hut, a tent for a shepherd and a shepherdess. In the more remote sheep pastures, the shepherd sometimes had an emergency roof under which to shelter for the night. … In Logarski kot there was the Logarski stan, in Okrešlje the Ložečki, or Shepherd’s… Other farms had sufficiently large pastures within the boundaries of their rounded estates, or they let their livestock graze on other larger pastures and stans. (Valent Vider, Notes on Solčava and its surroundings)