Spring
Spring on Gozo, March 2019 – Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your own spring (or autumn if that is your […]
Kinda glitter, but not gold
San Lawrenz, Gozo, March 2019 – Copyright Debbie Smyth, 22 October 2020 Posted as part of KindaSquare …
Poppies
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 10 November 2019
Time to confuse the devil
I had read about a tradition in Malta, whereby most churches bear two clocks, usually one on each if their two spires. The clock on the right tells the time […]
Heavenly blue
– Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 July 2019 Posted as part of July Squares
Climb
–Ix-Xewkija, one of the oldest villages of Gozo, is home to the island’s largest church which proudly features the third largest unsupported dome in the world.– The dome of St […]
Missing
There is something missing in this photo. The limestone arch, known as the Azure Window, collapsed in a massive storm in March 2017. Both the arch and its supporting stacks […]
Lemon
Citrus fruits are a popular crop in Malta, and on my recent trip lemons were visible in abundance, especially on Gozo. – Copyright Debbie Smyth, 6 May 2019 […]
Graffio, graffi, graffia, graffiamo, graffiate, graffiano
io graffiotu graffiegli/ella graffianoi graffiamovoi graffiateessi/esse graffiano Graffito, and the more commonly used plural graffiti, comes […]
All my fame for a pot of ale
Cheers! And Happy Birthday to Shakespeare, who was born in 1564. It turns out 23 April is only a guess of his actual birth date, but he was baptised […]
Dwejra Point
An interior lagoon of salt water at Dwejra Point is connected to the open sea through a narrow archway. In calm weather, small boats take visitors through the tunnel into […]
