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The Blue Planet Project

This blog has been created to disseminate the information we collect during the activities of the Comenius project: "The Blue Planet: WATER, resource and symbol of the past, the present and the future". This project is funded by the European Community and its duration is 3 years (2003-2006).

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Wednesday, March 23, 2005


The famous bridge in Arta of the Arachthos River. A well-known in Greece bridge by one of the best in the Balkans folk ballads, saying that it was needed the chief engineer's wife to be built alive into the foundation, otherwise the bridge could not be finished. A ballad that has many variations from India to the Eastern Europe. More information in the pages: Hellenic culture ( The Arta Bridge) and Yiayia's corner .Photo by Mr. Panagiotis Giakis, Principal of the 8th Unified Lyceum of Ioannina. Posted by Hello

posted by Stergios Nastopoulos @ 9:29 PM  

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