As you know, last March 17, 2011 we had the opportunity to make a tour of the Cathedral of Malaga with our partner Micaela Maldonado user No 185 of our Time Bank. This meeting gave way to cultural activity for the month of March.
output started at 11am in the courtyard of orange trees, where Michelle took us to the most intimate part of the Cathedral, taking advantage to tell a little history of the era, lifestyles and customs, relevant historical data, curiosities regarding the city's most important characters, and a long list, with that peculiar form which has to send us the information as if we were living. We could also see the enormous stained glass windows, carved wooden altarpieces hand, the pulpits of solid marble and the whole environment that makes Manchester Cathedral is an extraordinary place.
Certainly a very interesting cultural output that we hope can be repeated soon, thank you Michelle and thank the group of people of the Time Bank which made it possible! Upcoming
outputs and activities will be posted on the blog, stay alert and attentive to him to know all the information.
output started at 11am in the courtyard of orange trees, where Michelle took us to the most intimate part of the Cathedral, taking advantage to tell a little history of the era, lifestyles and customs, relevant historical data, curiosities regarding the city's most important characters, and a long list, with that peculiar form which has to send us the information as if we were living. We could also see the enormous stained glass windows, carved wooden altarpieces hand, the pulpits of solid marble and the whole environment that makes Manchester Cathedral is an extraordinary place.
Certainly a very interesting cultural output that we hope can be repeated soon, thank you Michelle and thank the group of people of the Time Bank which made it possible! Upcoming outputs and activities will be posted on the blog, stay alert and attentive to him to know all the information.
affective Greetings from the Secretariat of Time.
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