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Kingslow, Pattingham, Wolverhampton | 25 May 2020
Wolverhampton | 24 May 2020
Tettenhall Wood, Wolverhampton | 13 May 2020
Knightsbridge, London | 29 October 2019
© Tony Blood – Knightsbridge, London. 29 October 2019
Piccadilly Circus, London | 29 October 2019
© Tony Blood – Piccadilly Circus, London. 29 October 2019
Professor Tim Wilson | Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London | 29 October 2019
© Tony Blood – Professor Tim Wilson, Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London. 29 October 2019
Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London | 29 October 2019
© Tony Blood – Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, London. 29 October 2019
Uzès Market | Uzès, France | 4 October 2019
© Tony Blood – Uzès Market, Uzès, France. 4 October 2019
Gay Pride | Spitafields, London | 7 July 2018
© Tony Blood – Gay Pride, Spitafields Market, London. 7 July 2018
Fish Market | Marsaxlokk, Malta | 31 August 2014
Marsaxlokk Bay is Malta’s second largest natural harbour. It is the best place to see the colourful, traditional Maltese fishing boats, the Luzzus, with the mythical eye painted on their prows.
The village is the Islands’ main fishing harbour; its Sunday fish market a fascinating insight into local life and a traditional industry. The stalls brim with the night’s catch – fish of all shapes, colours and sizes. The village itself has many good fish restaurants. Marsaxlokk derives its name from the Arabic word marsa, meaning harbour, and Maltese for the south-easterly Mediterranean wind, the Xlokk (Sirocco in Italian). Marsaxlokk, with its sheltered habour, was an easy landing place for pirates and the Ottoman Turks. It was here that the Ottoman Turks landed for an attack which ended in the Great Siege of 1565. Napoleon’s army landed here in 1798; and in recent times, the harbour was the scene of the Bush-Gorbachev Summit,1989.
The headland to the left of the Bay is Delimara Point. It has two attractive, secluded rocky inlets suitable for swimming: Peter’s Pool; and the furthermost part of the headland. Fort Delimara, on the west of the peninsula, was built by the British in 1881 to guard the entrance to Marsaxlokk Bay.
Information from:
Web: http://www.visitmalta.com/en/info/marsaxlokk
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk,, Malta, 31 August 2014
Roadside Antiques | Malta | 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Roadside Antiques, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Roadside Antiques, Malta, 31 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Roadside Antiques, Malta, 31 August 2014
St. Ursula Monastery | Valletta, Malta | 25 August 2014
The monastery of Saint Ursula was first established at Vittoriosa, but in 1595 it was transferred to Valletta. The nuns follow the rule written by Blessed Raymond du Puy, first Grandmaster of the Order of Saint John. During the time of the Knights the monastery was subject to the Grandmaster, but since the departure of the Order from Malta, the monastery has been directly subject to the Bishop.
Information from:
Web: http://thechurchinmalta.org/en/posts/1672/st-ursulas-monastery
For more information on the history of The Monastery and Church of St. Ursula see link below:
Web: http://www.orderofmalta-malta.org.mt/stursula/
© Tony Blood – Nuns Rehearsing. St. Ursula Monastery. Valletta Malta, 25 August 2014
The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea | Paris Church of Stella Maris | Sliema, Malta | 24 August 2014
The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea is celebrated in the town of Sliema in Malta.
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
© Tony Blood – The Feast of Our Lady Star of the Sea. Paris Church of Stella Maris, Sliema, Malta, 24 August 2014
Fish Market | Marsaxlokk, Malta | 17 August 2014
The Marsaxlokk fish market is a very popular attraction featuring in many guide books and therefore attracts many tourists and locals who go to buy fresh fish and seafood caught during the same morning.
The market is very interesting and attractive as different fish and seafood from the Mediterranean are displayed here and prices are cheaper than in the shops. This is also a great way for children to see how the fish look, and some of fish and octopus are still alive.
Although the Marsaxlokk Sunday Market was originally a fish market, it has developed, and now it also sells locally produced honey, fruit jams, wine as well as vegetables, souvenirs and clothes. After shopping at the market, you can have lunch in one of the many seafood restaurants scattered in the picturesque bay of Marsaxlokk. If you are looking for other local produce and fresh vegetables visit the farmers market in Ta’ Qali.
Information from:
Web: http://www.malta.com/en/dining/market/marsaxlokk-fish-market
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk, Malta, 17 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk, Malta, 17 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk, Malta, 17 August 2014
© Tony Blood – Fish Market. Marsaxlokk, Malta, 17 August 2014
