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This blog is dedicated to Malta - my island home. My aim is not to bore you with history but to share my thoughts and a few facts together with a photo or two. For a more in -depth background of the island please go here. The purpose of this blog is not to point out the short-comings of the island. There are plenty that do that already. My wish is to show you the beauty of an island at the cross roads of the Mediterranean, a melting pot of history; a place where fact and fiction are sometimes fused to create unique myths and legends; a country that has been conquered so many times that our culture is a mish mesh of the lands that surround us and of lands far away. I confess that my greatest desire is to make you fall in love with this tiny enchanting island.

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Tuesday 25 August 2015

Blue and Green

Growing up we learnt this rhyme:

Blue and green should never be seen

Without a colour in between

Salib tal-Gholja, Delimara, Marsaxlokk (110)

But I somehow it seems as if blue and green work well together here. Maybe the limestone wall is acting as the colour ‘in between’. So what do you think? Do you think blue and green look good together?

Location: Marsaxlokk, April 2013

3 comments:

  1. Nice photo.

    They definitely go together especially with that lovely lemon colour between them. I love those old doors, nice they haven't been replaced by awful UPVC ones.

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  2. Blue, green and yellow work wonderfully well!

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