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A small specimen with green leaves beside a tree trunk.
Freixo · Photography: João Lima
About the photograph

Registration in the municipality of . One of the species addressed on this route.

The photograph shows a young ash; it does not document the forest described in the study.

Source: iNaturalist · CC-BY. No editing; screen size adjustment.

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8 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 7 MIN

Small lives, big surprises

It looks at nature on the scale of details: leaves, insects, a shell with bands and a slug with spots. It compares shapes and experiences the activities, distinguishing local photographs from general explanations about the species.

1 de 8 histórias com ligação a Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune.

To try8 activities · 6 interactive holdings · 4 questions
Entrar por Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune →Começar pelo início →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. The river also has a forest
  2. A little bird that dives
  3. A carnivorous plant in the mountains
  4. From flower to flower, a shared task
  5. A log can be a small house
  6. An old log still feeds life
  7. A shell, lots of drawings
  8. A leopard-shaped slug
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Revolving plate and tracks from the old Arco de Baúlhe station, with buildings and railway equipment at the bottom.
Former station Arco de Baúlhe · railway heritage© JP Ribeiroⓘ
9 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 8 MIN

A season, many stories

Nine stories follow the arrival of the line, the vehicles, the life of the station and the transformation of the channel into Ecopist. Two chronologies distinguish works and new uses. Matamá Bridge is in Celorico from Basto; this is a reading sequence, not a pedestrian itinerary.

8 de 9 histórias com ligação a Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune.

To try5 activities · 5 interactive holdings · 4 questions
Entrar por Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. One line took forty years to arrive
  2. To get to the Arc, the line needed to cross another valley
  3. Before the train, the tiles arrived
  4. A place in the third class
  5. A gas engine on the rails
  6. A little tin would help take care of the train.
  7. A season that also flourished
  8. The train stopped, the memory stayed
  9. The line has gained new steps
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Revolving plate and tracks from the old Arco de Baúlhe station, with buildings and railway equipment at the bottom.
Arco de Baúlhe station and surrounding. This photograph contextualizes the museum; it does not identify the site or plans of the 2016 program.© JP Ribeiroⓘ
8 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 6 MIN

Plants also count places

A roundabout, a square, a school plantation, the season and the fields: eight readings about choices and memories of the landscape of Cabeceiras. Compare the ginkgo and the metasequoia and follow the changes of flowers, leaves and uses of the gardens. News keep their dates.

2 de 8 histórias com ligação a Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune.

To try3 activities · 1 interactive exploitation · 3 questions
Entrar por Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune →Começar pelo início →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. Three cork oaks give a clue to the name
  2. Spring also passes through the square
  3. A tree with fan leaves
  4. A conifer who undresses in the fall
  5. An orange tree by the memory of the tracks
  6. A bed to learn from the senses
  7. The fruit also gained place in the park
  8. Olives, cork oaks and vineyards
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Revolving plate and tracks from the old Arco de Baúlhe station, with buildings and railway equipment at the bottom.
Former station Arco de Baúlhe · railway heritage© JP Ribeiroⓘ
10 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 8 MIN

The Tâmega line tells stories

From the Arch station to the lighting, signalling, maintenance and transport parts of the mail: ten readings on the railway memory and the passage from station to museum. The chips distinguish the documented places of the objects whose use was not located.

8 de 10 histórias com ligação a Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune.

To try6 activities · 4 interactive holdings · 5 questions
Entrar por Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. One line took forty years to arrive
  2. Before the train, the tiles arrived
  3. A station in the light of oil
  4. A place in the third class
  5. The last light told a story
  6. A gas engine on the rails
  7. A little tin would help take care of the train.
  8. A season that also flourished
  9. The mail also traveled by train
  10. The train stopped, the memory stayed
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Lobed leaves of a small Pyrenean oak among dry vegetation.
Black oak · Photography: João Lima
About the photograph

Registration in the municipality of . One of the species addressed on this route.

Source: iNaturalist · CC-BY-NC. No editing; screen size adjustment. Only non-commercial uses.

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9 HISTORIES · CERCA OF 11 MIN

The green also has calendar

Nine stories to accompany leaves, flowers and fruits throughout the year. Compare local photographs of black oak, medronho and mistletoe with the descriptions of its cycles. Draw contours, look for clues and discover what a single station photograph leaves unaccounted for.

1 de 9 histórias com ligação a Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune.

To try6 activities · 7 interactive holdings · 7 questions
Entrar por Arco de Baúlhe e Vila Nune →Começar pelo início →Read all below →
What am I gonna find out?
  1. Looks like a leaf, but it's a branch
  2. An oak tree can keep dried leaves
  3. The laurel has more than leaves
  4. Flowers and fruits in the same branch
  5. Not all flowers arrive in the spring
  6. White flowers, small red fruits
  7. A tree of light bark
  8. Not all leaves sting the same way
  9. A tree, several visitors
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