Beautiful, c.i. Your trips are always an adventure for those of us who live them vicariously. Great photos!
I'm in total agreement with everyone here, most especially Osso and Piffka. That door is a vision and I lusted after the ability to enter. The fishing village - I could live there forever. And the painted boats reminded me of exactly the way they paint them on the south side of Portugal. Great views! What I wouldn't do to wander around an ancient walled city.
c.i.,
More photos please.
Penderel's Oak on High Hoburn.
The London Eye. Didn't go on a ride on this trip, but did so two years ago.
The Tower Bridge. There's a museum on this bridge.
<Tower Bridhe was closed by Transport for London during the time of the meeting ..... no, not because of us, but so a survey could be carried out>
Tak, you left Dys and I in your dust. You are an even faster walker than I am and you are like a pointer in that you find the right direction and GO!
We would love to travel with you again as you never expected us to keep up with you; letting us set our own pace of leisurely strolling.
I'm waiting for the train ride....hee, hee, hee.
Diane, You must learn to keep up with me for the "unplanned adventures." LOL
LOL, you manage to have fun regardless of where you are!
My oh my, c.i.,
You sound exactly like me in your travels - Things to see, places to go and people to do. Errrrr, or, something like that.............. grin
The Cutty Sark at Greenwich.
Some more pictures of Malta. This one is a little special. It's at the Palazzio Paradiso. Can you guess what the special thing is?
A narrow street of Valletta. BTW, I'll be back in Valletta when I take the cruise from Barcelona to Athens in November.
Ah, the Scotch connection............................Mmmmm
That is a great looking ship. It suggests speed just sitting there. Errr, floating there?
Pipped twice, but not thrice...... if I hurry.
Could your "special picture" have anything to do with John the Baptist's visit to Malta??
Also, love those street scenes.... You should be in some of them.
A museum we visited in Valletta. I'll get the name a little later.
I think it was the St John's museum, but I wouldn't put .02c on it.
This is the Grand Master's Palace.
danon, A few sips of the old scotch will make it move quite fast.
Not pipped - but passed, as I tried to edit........ you are a fast one c.i. !!
danon5 wrote:
Could your "special picture" have anything to do with John the Baptist's visit to Malta??
Also, love those street scenes.... You should be in some of them.
Yeah, a really good scotch whisky is just that - really good.
