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... about the knights of Malta. We learned a lot. The knights are of the Order of St. John. They still exist. The Grand Inquisitor lived here. Most buildings here are because of their efforts. This place has been under siege so many times the people are almost apathetic. They are beautiful people, swarthy but refined. They speak Maltese, and Italian, and French and English. A bit of everything. They ...

I've just popped over to Malta for a day & a bit (as you do!) to say a quick hello / goodbye to my parents (and bring them lots of goodies over for the last time in a while).

The weather is a little warmer than the UK, but not as warm as it's going to be in a week's time (ha ha ha).

Anyway, I'll keep this blog short so ciao for now!

Anita x

... Again it had the most amazing city walls, a well preserved Gothic church and a magnificent Cathedral. Ryan’s neck was quite sore here so we decided to indulge and take a horse and cart ride around all the old cobble streets of the city, in every city since, when we see a horse and cart, Ryan declares he has a sore neck!!!!!! We so understand why many of the British population choose this distination as a holiday destination.

Tunisia ...

... a little late this morning!!! It's vacation after all, why get up at dawn. This evening, after dinner, I stayed downstairs at the hotel and socialized a bit. I met some interesting people, from vary different backgrounds, both tourists and locals. I guess, I really should try and mingle more often on these trips. It's amazing what you can learn from people. Another wonderful day in Malta.

... the road seem to be - there are no rules and weaving in and out of the tiniest gap, that isn't really even a gap is perfectly acceptable - so, if we make it through the week without getting any additional scrapes I think we'll be lucky. Before we came here, everyone we spoke to who had been to Malta said it's a place you either love or hate - there is no in between, so we shall see.

... was also a cute looking Cathedral here but we didn't go in. We left M thoroughly localised and headed for the Golden Bay beach which was closer to our hotel. We got to GB at around 1:15pm and had to park a little away from the beach. The beach itself was set below the mountain and there were about 100 long steps to get to the bottom. The beach however, looked stunning from the top. The sand was golden in colour and the water was superb blue. We ...

... she just listened and commented here and there and then we discussed the family back home and stuff like that. She always gives me good insights into life in the convent, it intrigues me and I am always eager to hear more. Christina and I had planned to dress up in nice clothes and go to dinner on the waterfront on the south side of Valletta. This was a new development recently completed that had a series of restaurants along the southern shoreline opposite Vittoriosa ...

... ve been working on writing about my travel experiences and overall it is going well, but it's a long, slow process. In the meantime I have made a few friends and have been taking breaks from time to time to explore the island more. As for what's next with me, I've decided to leave Malta and the comfort of the boat where I've been living for the past 3 ½ months to venture into Eastern Europe for about a month. Then considering returning to the US around mid-April.

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... resemble their "god" or "goddess" which some people refer to as the fat lady. But anyway, the temples were intelligently designed which displayed symmetry and logic. The temples sat on top of a hill with Hagar Qim at a higher elevation. Mnajdra was built to have symmetric beams of lights go through the temple on the winter and summer solstices. I can't remember the details, you can google it. We ended up climbing down the hill about 70 ...