And that was the story today, more wonderful creations to admire. While visiting the Ggantija Temples, of which I will write at some later stage, we experienced a wonderful outing, very interesting, the ancient works of mankind. And yet the eye did wander off to where the flowers, and the insects were. And here are some to share.
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Who needs concrete? đŸ™‚
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đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚
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Incredible. Just love the header photo!
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that’s such a wonderful gallery, dear Agnes. I love these huge yellow butterflies which you can find in Greece, too, as well as the flowers. This seems to be an enchanted place. Kind regards Mitza
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Yes that is the right word Mitza, enchanted it is here, can’t put it all in words yet.
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hehe, maybe a little red wine from Malta can help, dear Agnes
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The local wine on Gozo is lovely, you can almost taste the limestone rocks and the herbs growing there đŸ™‚ or maybe it is just my imagination!
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No, I believe that you can taste the limestone rocks and herbs. When I buy honey in Greece it tastes very different from ours, you can also taste the wild herbs in it, it’s delicious. Have a nice weekend, dear Agnes, kind regards Mitza
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I agree with you Mitza and have experienced it before too.
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The old stone constructions seem so much more a part of the landscape, in harmony with the insects and flowers. To paraphrase Mary, who needs steel and glass? Lovely gallery.
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Very true! The houses, the older ones anyway, are made in this limestone, and we have been living in them now for two months, and it feels like we are living in a cave, in the sense that the natural stone is surrounding us constantly, it is a lovely feeling, especially were we are used to wood or plaster. This is an incredible experience.
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Interesting post and beautiful photos
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Thank you very much.
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