A Villa in Marsaxlokk
A converted farmhouse in Zabbar
An intricately designed townhouse in Paola
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9 comments:
If I win the Jackpot (Italy's Superenalotto).... I'd surely buy one of those fantastic farmhouses in Malta.
;)
Hugs,
Sue.
love the first two. the very fussy ones aren't quite my cup of tea tho...
Thanks for the lovely pictures. Our little island is so rich in its heritage of interesting buildings which have always fascinated me.
Beautiful to begin with... and more beautiful with the patina of time.
Thanks for your comment. I assure you it;'s not always easy to keep your wits together!
I love farmhouses!
Hi dear ,
Your blog fine with good pics. I really love the second pic
Thank you people for your lovely comments.
I think farmhouses and old houses of character are beautiful.
Was thinking of doing the same thing, there are so many beautiful old houses here and it seems quite a few are disappearing! Love the cat nap post by the way. Thanks for sharing!
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