-Malta – Travel with Intent

Nature’s yellows

Edinburgh, April 2016 Copyright Debbie Smyth, 23 February 2021 Posted as part of Jude’s Life in Colour …

Time to confuse the devil

I had read about a tradition in Malta, whereby most churches bear two clocks, usually one on each of their two spires. The clock on the right tells the time […]

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Impossible stairs

What a shame this piece has suffered so much damage in its 5 years on the Senglea waterfront. The confusion you can see in what remains is real – the […]

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Sense

– Welcome to One Word Sunday, and over to all of you to join the challenge with your own sense post.To join the challenge, please use pingback by putting a link in […]

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Golden hour from Upper Barrakka Gardens

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Arched shadows in Valletta

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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 […]

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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 […]

Graffiti and Street Art

A Mediterranean Tunnel

Not much is known about Mateo, aka MTO, who created the giant mural seen on this car park wall in Sliema. He keeps his location and his plans private, but […]

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Rambling around another Rabat

Come ramble with me. The name of Rabat pops up again. A few weeks ago, I took you around a small but beautiful Rabat on Gozo. Today’s ramble is around […]

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Tower

I’m weaning myself off my recent obsession with collective nouns, but gently, as you see. Why this tower was disguised as a giraffe, I do not know, but it caught […]

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