PHOTOGALLERY An old pink palace a few steps from the Castle of Milazzo hides one of the most precious of human : water. And maybe not you imagine the twelve students of the Piaggia elementary school who had the privilege of visiting last May 11 Milazzo this important part of the aqueduct, the place from which you run the entire city's water system.
experience fell within the NOP (National Operational Programme), launched this year by Prime Circle Teaching Milazzo, and in particular, has been wanted by the external of the school, Dr. Daniela Motta which, together with teachers Melina Todaro and Maria Stella Trua manage the laboratory "Educating for constructive relationship with the environment" that makes particular reference water as a source of life.
Vincenzo and Salvatore, the two engaged in water supply reservoirs and wells, explained the operation of the young visitors, making him understand the "magic" that allows water to get from source to tap home. Great astonishment of the students when they saw the huge underground tanks, as high as two floors of a building, which contain over 900 cubic meters of liquid. It must have been to some adventurous cross the narrow and dark tunnels that wind through the structure, extricating himself from big pipes and steep stairs.
Accompanying the visitors there was the constant sound of lapping water in a swirling path passed from the pipes to the tanks and then again at other underground pipes, while the nose felt the strong smell of chlorine used in the process of purification.
At the end of the visit, as the warm spring and fatigue, the young "explorers" were asked to drink: and what better place for a cool glass of water? "Why - have ensured Vincent and Savior - the water is among the best of Milazzo in Sicily." The children gave him confidence.
Vincenzo and Salvatore, the two engaged in water supply reservoirs and wells, explained the operation of the young visitors, making him understand the "magic" that allows water to get from source to tap home. Great astonishment of the students when they saw the huge underground tanks, as high as two floors of a building, which contain over 900 cubic meters of liquid. It must have been to some adventurous cross the narrow and dark tunnels that wind through the structure, extricating himself from big pipes and steep stairs.
Accompanying the visitors there was the constant sound of lapping water in a swirling path passed from the pipes to the tanks and then again at other underground pipes, while the nose felt the strong smell of chlorine used in the process of purification.
At the end of the visit, as the warm spring and fatigue, the young "explorers" were asked to drink: and what better place for a cool glass of water? "Why - have ensured Vincent and Savior - the water is among the best of Milazzo in Sicily." The children gave him confidence.
