COTTONERA LINES

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These are the walls that protect the area of Bormla, better known by foreigners as Cospicua. They are part of the Cottonera lines, a 40 km fortified wall that form the perimeter of the three old cities, Bormla, L-isla and Birgu.
The green and off-white ‘building’ below the walls is a bus stop.
Thank you so much for your views, comments and fav's. They are always appreciated.

[Margo]

Thankyou for sharing with us views of your interesting & ancient city

[Babs]

The bus stop looks a bit out of place in this scene doesn't it

[Mags]

Nice POV!

[Mike]

Interesting how many aerials are needed!

[Joan Robillard]

Your island is so fascinating

[Nina Ganci]

wonderful to see these old buildings, You sure do live on a historic island. Enjoying visiting it through your eyes
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[Wylie]

that bus stop is a funny find in this shot. Glad you pointed it out!

[Dawn]

Such a fascinating place in which you live

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is so interesting looking. Excellent capture.

[Merrelyn]

So much history.

[gloria jones]

Great capture of these historical walls...lots of neat stonework

[Diana]

Amazing capture of the wonderful ancient brick walls. How strange the bus stop looks there.

[carol white]

Great textures and composition

[Kitty Hawke]

How lovely....all that history.

[Pat Knowles]

Such a great history in your island.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of the historical wall ,Interresting info.

[Peter Dulis]

Interesting

[Lisa Poland]

Very cool!