GĦAQBA WINDMILL

From my walk with Max on Maundy Thursday when he started his Easter Holidays.

This is a recently restored windmill at Naxxar. The windmill dates from 3 centuries ago and has been very beautifully restored at a cost of around 2 million euros. The coloured lighting on the windmill at night time is magical but I haven’t had the opportunity to go to take some shots at night, mostly because I am too lazy to go out just to take a photo or two.
Thank you for your looks comments and fav's on yesterday's picture.

[Diana]

wonderful collage and beautiful shots.

[Suzanne]

I like the collage with each shot excellent in its own right

[Rob Z]

What a wonderful sight - up close and i the far distance...

[Susan Wakely]

Great to see on the sky line and up close.

[Brian]

Exceptional photographs presented so well.

[Casablanca]

5 sails on the windmill? That is unusual......or maybe it is six....I am used to four which is the norm in England

[Babs]

What a great windmill. I love the close up version because it shows the detail

[Beryl Lloyd]

Great windmills ! thanks for the close-up version !

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely triptych

[Agnes]

Nice collage

[Joan Robillard]

Nice

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great looking windmill and a lovely collage.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely collage of this interesting windmill. So nice that some old mills are being restored and are open to explore.

Ian

[carol white]

A lovely diptych

[Margaret Brown]

Super windmill collage

[Bill]

Lovely pictures.

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely shots of this great windmill!

[gloria jones]

Neat shots and presentation

[Pyrrhula]

Great shots of this nice view and beautiful windmill. Like the design of them, so different from ours. Fav.

[Pat]

A beautiful restoration job, what a lovely thing to see!

[Islandgirl]

Lovely windmill!

[Pam]

It is an amazing windmill!