Mgarr
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The inlet to Mgarr ix-Xini, in the island of Gozo. / Image was HDR post-processed. / Best viewed large.
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These are fishermen who come into Mgarr Harbour on the island of Gozo everyday on their bright coloured boats from fishing in the beautiful Mediterranean.
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Some vessels at Mgarr, Gozo This / work / has / been / produced / by / Christian / Zammit / Kindly / click / on / photo / below. / Visit my gallery / Monthly Journals
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The picturesque harbour at Mgarr (pronounced imjarr) Gozo, Maltese islands on a beautiful November day.
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The picturesque harbour at Mgarr (pronounced imjarr) Gozo, Maltese islands on a beautiful November day.
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An HDR of Mgarr Harbour, Island of Gozo, Maltese Islands
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This village (pronounced ine (as in fine) seelem) lies just above the harbour at Mgarr, Gozo, Maltese islands.
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L’Mgarr is the gateway to Gozo, the small quieter sister Island of Malta.. The harbour is the home of the Gozo-Malta ferry terminal – a lifeline for the community. A small marina boasts anassortment of yachts, motor boats and commercial pleasure craft. Gaily painted local fishing boats brighten up the scene. The harbour is dominated by a neo-gothic monument, the Lourdes Church, and Fort Chambray, the last fortification built by the Knights in 1749 . The Knight de Chambray personally paid for its construction. Originally a replica of Valletta , Malta was going to be built within its walls. Today the old buildings are being turned into luxury dwellings.
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The church of Mgarr Malta. Canon Powershot A 630 / Focal Lenght 7.3 mm / f/2.8
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The Village of Mgarr is located in the Northern part of the Island of Malta. It is a country Village forming a part of the Norhern farming community. Most of the villagers are either farmers or direct descendants of farmers, who left farming to find work in the South where most of the Maltese industries lie. On the outskirts of Mgarr, and other such villages, lie small hamlets formed a few hundred years ago,which are inhabited mostly by members of the same family, or close relatives. Most of their houses were built very close to each other for safety. No streets existed but houses were built along cart paths forming small narrow alleys, just wide enough to let horse or donkey drawn carts through. What you see in the picture is one such alley.
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Photos taken around the island of Malta.
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Churche of Our Lady of Lourdes built in 1888 above Mgarr, Gozo (Maltese Islands).
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Mgarr Harbour in the sister island of Malta, Gozo
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The tower of defense found at Mgarr ix-Xini in Gozo
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