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More Sights & Tastes of Malta
... of Malta, there are still parts of the country that we still did not discover (more to see and do the next time we come back).
In addition to the many places we visited, we also had the chance to sample the specialties of Malta. Mary (Sandy, James and Karl’s Mom) is a fabulous cook who puts a lot of love in every dish she makes. We were spoiled completely with the home cooked meals that Mary prepared for us each day. Karl who also loves to ...
Malta
... the Mosta Dome, the third largest unsupported dome in all of Europe. Hagar Qim, is a megalithic temple complex on Malta that is the most ancient site on earth dating from 3600 - 3200 BC. Popeye village is the set of the 1980 film Popeye that still stands today as a tourist attraction. We walked on amazing beaches and relaxed with beers in fishing villages. We thoroughly enjoyed our trip to Malta.
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The Maltese experience
... as we had to pull over so two young girls on board could throw up on the side of the road.
When we bought our ferry tickets, we estimated how much time we would have on Gozo before we had to head back to Paceville in time for our late afternoon airport pick-up. As it turned out, we didn't have any spare time. In other words, once we arrived on Gozo, we had to stay onboard for the whole journey so we would be back in time for the 3pm ferry to catch the 4pm bus back ...
Meeting the Extended Family
A: After the unfortunate departure of our passports, we found ourselves in London with a 5 day lay over which was never apart of the original plan. We used this time to go on a shopping spree and change the worn out clothes that we had been living in for the past 5 months. We went a little crazy and spent just about every dollar that we had managed to save while travelling cheaply through out Central and South America. ...
It Ain't All Greek To Me!
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It is an island called Gozo where there are 28,000 people and 40 churches. Where miracles happen and crops actually find enough soil to grow.
It is a country rich in ethnic heritage where Arab names stand next to Christian names... as well as words and names from all around the Mediteranean.
It is a place where young Europeans come to party and local parengs gaze fearfully as their children look on.
It is a land of casinos and ice cream ...