Travail
In the parish of Louredo in the municipality of Mos, we find this village, Aldea Alfacuca, restored with small and old buildings. These constructions were made around 1670, by Mr. Alonso Blanco.
This project aims to help revitalize and recover an old village, providing it with spaces of community interest that can be visited by the neighborhood and where to know aspects of both Mos and our culture and ethnography.
INTERVENTION:
- Design and execute the planting of an Edible Forest / CO2 Sewer Forest.
- Assembly of a small Nature Classroom in one of the enabled spaces, creation of information panels and selection of samples. Design of two activities to develop in the village by schools, etc.
- Design and prepare a bio-intensive vegetable garden that will then be taken care of and maintained by the residents and that is for public use.
- Creation of a sensory garden, with specimens of plants and aromatic herbs that stimulate the sense of smell as well as the other senses.
- Assembly of a small ethnographic museum, through visits to the neighborhood, collecting old objects that may end up in the trash, to museumize a small classroom with objects of rural life.
- Creation of a composter for local use, which will be presented once completed with an explanation of what it is and what it is used for, generating an associative fabric in which everyone can see their efforts rewarded by taking compost periodically.
Logement & nourriture
Accommodation will be in the house of the Community of Montes Vecinales de Louredo. Address: Rua Alto do Marco, 1, 36415, Mos (Pontevedra)
Emplacement & temps libre
· Mos through history: the Castro de Torroso / Pazo de Mos.
· Porriño through the architecture of Antonio Palacios.
· San Cosme Fair.
· Vigo castrexo and Roman site of Toralla; beach afternoon.
· Redondela, visit to the San Simón island.
· Sports City "Afouteza - A Canteira" of the RC Celta de Vigo.
. Tui / Valença (Portugal).
Mos is a Galician municipality in the province of Pontevedra. In Mos there are abundant archaeological remains that are evidence of an intense occupation of the territory. From the existence of prehistoric settlements documented by the presence of the Campo de Mámoas and the Pedra Cabaleira (dolmen with remains of an incipient corridor) there are no more data until the Romanization. At that time, the Roman road that connected Braga (Portugal) with Lugo and Astorga passed through Mos.
