Raccolto in polonia
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This document summarizes a Grundtvig workshop project held in Boguchwała, Poland on August 15, 2010 to celebrate Dożynki, the Polish harvest holiday tradition. The international group and Polish learners participated in local harvest festival celebrations, including viewing harvest wreaths made from grains, fruits, and flowers. The workshop aimed to teach the group about old Polish traditions and promote openness and appreciation of different religions and cultures. The event included a speech by the Mayor of Boguchwała and symbolic offerings of bread and hearts.
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This document discusses the language of flowers, where different flowers throughout history have come to represent certain meanings. It provides examples of various flowers like anemones, tulips, violets and their symbolic meanings. During Victorian times, the language of flowers evolved to a high degree, where gifts of certain flowers would convey clear messages since emotions weren't openly expressed. Handbooks were created to help people understand flower symbolism, and while the practice isn't followed as strictly today, some symbolic meanings remain.
Bothanical garden of naples
The document discusses an international botanic workshop held in Italy. It was funded by the European Commission as part of the Lifelong Learning Programme. The workshop was hosted by ACLI CampiFlegrei in Naples, Italy. The aims of the workshop were to evaluate the first year of collaboration of the Grundtvig ProjectFlowers Unit Europe, prepare a progress report, share presentations on activities from the first year, learn about the Mediterranean flora and natural heritage of the area, and for partners to learn about the resources of the hosting ACLI association. During the workshop, a botanist provided an English language introduction to the botanical garden and workshop.
(J) wild flowers
This document lists 71 species of wild flowers found on the island of Mallorca, Spain. It was produced as part of a Grundtvig project called "Flowers Unit Europe" with the project number 2009-1-PL1-GRU06-05112. The project involved partnerships between organizations from Poland, Spain, Estonia, Portugal, France, and Italy and was funded by the European Commission's Lifelong Learning Programme to document and share information about wild flowers across Europe. Photos were provided by Sebastià Guillem.
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Spring in phlegrean fields la primavera nei campi flegrei
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- 3. The international Grundtvig Group together with Polish learners participates in the celebration of Harvest Festival to know old Polish tradition, to teach openness, appreciate each other’s view and to create positive attitude to different religious and culture
- 4. Harvest Holiday in Poland - 15 August Dozynki: harvest festival celebrations take place all over Poland from mid August to early September every year. These photographs were taken at a harvest festival in Boguchwała/ Rzeszow, Podkarpackie Province and show HARVEST WREATHS made from a mixture of corn, wheat, rye, fruit and flowers. In this part of Poland local villages compete against each other in making the best harvest wreaths. The beginning of this tradition comes from XVI century and it has been always related to the religious celebration : Virgin Mary Assumption.
- 11. Official speech by the Mayor
- 13. The Mayor is taking the bread – the symbol of harvest
- 19. The Mayor – Wiesław Dronka
- 20. The Mayor is giving the hearts, as a small symbol of harvest festival