4 comments so far.Gozitan school children explore Wied ta’ Dahlet Qorrot
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A number of Gozitan school children recently took part in a walk of Wied ta’ Dahlet Qorrot, which was organised as part of the Hands on Farming Programme within the Gozo College.
The walk started from the beginning of the valley and went up to the beach, during the walk information was given to the children about the valley and they were also able to make notes and take photographs of the native plants and trees such as carob trees, cypress trees and other plants such as thyme.
This idea is aimed at educating students and help them to better understand the concept of eco-Gozo and how sustainable development can go hand in hand with nature and the environment.
This activity was organised for children who are attending the fifth year of primary school in Gozo shools.
A couple of weeks ago we visited Daqlet Qorrot. My wife thinks they shoujld change the name of this bay to Garden of Eden. It is absolutely beautiful. She took sveral photos and made a youtube video about it which you can view here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDdHN_DmCs8
Mr. and Mrs. Grech
You are doing an unimaginable heavenly service to us Maltese and Gozitans living overseas, especially long timers as myself. For us every Gozitan square inch is more then the garden of eden. The Dahlet Qorrot clip tops`em all.
Thank you
Gozoroo
Hi Sammy, thanks for your kind comment. I am a former emigrant and I know exactly what you’re saying. To all Ghawdxin and others who love Gozo, please search youtube for “malpen04 touring gozo” and we have uploaded about 22 videos about Gozo, we covered each village and several beautiful spots of our quaint island. Please watch and share link with friends. I am nofsi Ghawdxi, Jasmine is Malaysian but madly in love with Malta and Gozo and she is doing her utmost to take as many photos as possible to let the world know what a beautiful country this is – Gozo is deep in her heart also.
Take care and God bless.
Alfred
To all those who are on Facebook and are interested – my wife uploaded thousands of photos of Malta and Gozo which include tours and also some feasts and festivals. If you’re interested, you can send us a friend request at Alfred-Jasmine Grech.