Follow the water in a picture of 1758
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Follow the water in a picture of 175810 stories · about 10 min reading
Ten readings accompany the water in the memories of 1758: cultures, margins, mills and differences between parishes. Vila Nune's account also looks at Atei, on the other side of Tâmega. Compares what each author observed, without turning the documents into visiting maps.
- Between rivers and mountainsStore water coming from the hillSmall springs helped water the fields.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsTwo rivers lost their nameThe water connected the mountains, the mills and the fields.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsTwo streams worked six millsFew water could also keep a landscape moving.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsA river that moved but did not waterThe water nearby was not always accessible water.Read this story
- Time travelThe work was on the other sideA memory of Vila Nune also looks at Atei.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsTwo rivers, a meeting in the RanhaA document allows following water between parishes.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsThe water watered and made oilA river, different jobs.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsBridges that winter put to the testThe crossing was part of life by the river.Read this story
- The life you don't always seeTrouts, scallops and berries in river memoryThe names of the fish were also written in local history.Read this story
- Between rivers and mountainsThe river entered the life of the fieldsA cultivated margin also tells history.Read this story