A surprise walk on the last day but one of January.
I woke up in the morning uncertain where to go to for my walk and this resulted by me deciding to go and have a look at the Salini Salt Pans in search of some new bird to capture. I parked in the usual place just off the coast road and this time I decided to take a shot of this chapel which was partly hidden by trees at the beginning of and serving as a roundabout to a side street leading to I didn’t know where.
A sign by the closed door of the chapel said that this was the Annunciation Chapel. I have never seen it open but I guess it serves the small community that lives in the area.
Thank you very much for your vissits and for your kind comments on yesterday's picture. The figolli are now wrapped up in cellophane and we cannot touch them before Easter, by order if the boss, Christine
I love my daily tours of the world and now it includes Malta. Which is a place I know so little about. Mostly it shows up in mystery books and spy movies. So nice to learn about the real Malta through the lens of your camera.
Such a severe looking building -- I had to google and found that annunciation means when the Angel Gabriel approached Mary to tell her that she was to become the mother of Christ which is celebrated on the 25th March ( Lady's day ) Getting to know a little about Malta in following your travels Dione !
What an interesting building. I love the interesting brickwork patterns. Nice juxtaposition of the old chapel and the modern buildings in the distance.
( Clay is n`t the finnest soil to walk on. Wet or dry. )