LOOKOUT TOWER

Only a few metres from the “It-Torri tat-Triq il-Wiesgħa” that I showed yesterday there is this Lookout post. The latter must date from World War I or II and seems to have been recently restored. There is a gap between the dates of “It -Triq il-Wiesgħa” Tower and this one of at least two or three centuries. Max posed for me near this tower for this one.
Thank you for your looks, for your comments and fav's.

[Ingrid]

Very nice! It does look restored again. It looks great and I like Max posing.
Here they are restoring many old forts. I like that they are trying to safe them, but sometimes they do not look real anymore...

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely shot and seeing Max in the shot gives a sense of scale to the shot. fav!

[Babs]

How many more lookout towers have you still to find?

[Susan Wakely]

Another great shape to add to your collection.

[Mags]

Those stones are huge! Great shot!

[Peter Dulis]

Max, I presume, taking a break from all that walking :)

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Impressive looking shot and I like how Max helps us to see the scale of things. The tower is really big.

[Kitty Hawke]

Goodness that is some big. Well renovated too.....Makes Max look so tiny !

[Yoland]

Lovely shot with the rocks in the foreground, Max gives the shot great perspective.

[Mave]

It's much bigger than I first thought

[Margaret Brown]

Very large boulders and tower.

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[carol white]

Great composition and capture

[Pat Knowles]

Good to have Max there so we can get some perspective!

[gloria jones]

Great sense of scale between Max, the tower and surroundings

[Fisher Family]

A super shot. Having Max in the shot shows how large and impressive this structure is.

Ian

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of the bricks tower and nice rocky fllo.
( Have missed you to)

[Harry J Benson]

Max gives us the ability to really see its size