< Entrance over moat into city of Mdina.

> A central courtyard in the cathedral museum in Mdina. The object in foreground is a roman olive press.

^ One of the killer horse and carriages that frequent Mdina and Valletta.

^ Mosta church exterior. This church is very much revered throughout Malta, as during the WWII a bomb smashed through the dome, landing in the aisle without exploding and killing the congregation.

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^ One of the quiet dusty streets of Mdina. The orange hue on some of the buildings is due to oil being coated on the natural pale yellow limestone to help seal the stone and cut down on dust.

> The Siege Bell Memorial, commemorating those who lost their lives in the convoys of 1940-43, bringing supplies and ammunition to Malta. The bell is rung at noon every Sunday - it's bloody loud too!

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^ One of many kidney-crunching colourful local buses. They look like they've been taken out of Cuba. Just love the colour combo and the stars...

^ Valletta streetscape.