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Message: Malta Classic Car Museum
Changed By: Jeff (Philly)
Change Date: March 14, 2017 05:25PM
Malta Classic Car Museum
Change Date: March 14, 2017 05:25PM
Malta Classic Car Museum
Last week my wife and I were in Malta. Among many other attractions we visited was the Malta Classic Car Museum. The Car Museum has a facebook page: [url=https://www.facebook.com/MaltaClassicCarMuseum/]Malta Classic Car Museum[/url] . I have 62 photos of cars in the museum but it would be impractical to try and post them here so I picked one. Here is my photo of the Museum entrance with the Bugatti Targa Florio. By the way they drive on the left in Malta. I had a little Peugeot rental and survived. I lived in London for a couple years so I had some experience with it.
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/BugattiTargaFlorio.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II.
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are a lot of UN World Heritage sites, ST John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url]
While there were a lot of Porsches, including many Boxsters, on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II. You can tour the bomb shelters around the island. There is a church, the Mosta Rotunda, that has a bomb on display that came through the dome but did not explode.
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are many UN World Heritage sites there, St. John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url].
You can contrast St John's with a much older, Circa 3500 BC place of worship, Ta Hagrat Temple
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/Ta%20Hagrat%20Temple.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/BugattiTargaFlorio.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II.
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are a lot of UN World Heritage sites, ST John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url]
While there were a lot of Porsches, including many Boxsters, on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II. You can tour the bomb shelters around the island. There is a church, the Mosta Rotunda, that has a bomb on display that came through the dome but did not explode.
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are many UN World Heritage sites there, St. John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url].
You can contrast St John's with a much older, Circa 3500 BC place of worship, Ta Hagrat Temple
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/Ta%20Hagrat%20Temple.jpg[/img]
Changed By: Jeff (Philly)
Change Date: March 14, 2017 05:08PM
Malta Classic Car Museum
Change Date: March 14, 2017 05:08PM
Malta Classic Car Museum
Last week my wife and I were in Malta. Among many other attractions we visited was the Malta Classic Car Museum. The Car Museum has a facebook page: [url=https://www.facebook.com/MaltaClassicCarMuseum/]Malta Classic Car Museum[/url] . I have 62 photos of cars in the museum but it would be impractical to try and post them here so I picked one. Here is my photo of the Museum entrance with the Bugatti Targa Florio.
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/20170310_145916.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II
Last week my wife and I were in Malta. Among many other attractions we visited was the Malta Classic Car Museum. The Car Museum has a facebook page: [url=https://www.facebook.com/MaltaClassicCarMuseum/]Malta Classic Car Museum[/url] . I have 62 photos of cars in the museum but it would be impractical to try and post them here so I picked one. Here is my photo of the Museum entrance with the Bugatti Targa Florio. By the way they drive on the left in Malta. I had a little Peugeot rental and survived. I lived in London for a couple years so I had some experience with it.
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/BugattiTargaFlorio.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II.
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are a lot of UN World Heritage sites, ST John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url]
You can contrast St John's with a much older, Circa 3500 BC place of worship, Ta Hagrat Temple
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/Ta%20Hagrat%20Temple.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/20170310_145916.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II
Last week my wife and I were in Malta. Among many other attractions we visited was the Malta Classic Car Museum. The Car Museum has a facebook page: [url=https://www.facebook.com/MaltaClassicCarMuseum/]Malta Classic Car Museum[/url] . I have 62 photos of cars in the museum but it would be impractical to try and post them here so I picked one. Here is my photo of the Museum entrance with the Bugatti Targa Florio. By the way they drive on the left in Malta. I had a little Peugeot rental and survived. I lived in London for a couple years so I had some experience with it.
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/BugattiTargaFlorio.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II.
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are a lot of UN World Heritage sites, ST John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url]
You can contrast St John's with a much older, Circa 3500 BC place of worship, Ta Hagrat Temple
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/Ta%20Hagrat%20Temple.jpg[/img]
Original Message
Author: Jeff (Philly)Date: March 14, 2017 04:59PM
Malta Classic Car Museum
Last week my wife and I were in Malta. Among many other attractions we visited was the Malta Classic Car Museum. The Car Museum has a facebook page: [url=https://www.facebook.com/MaltaClassicCarMuseum/]Malta Classic Car Museum[/url] . I have 62 photos of cars in the museum but it would be impractical to try and post them here so I picked one. Here is my photo of the Museum entrance with the Bugatti Targa Florio.
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/20170310_145916.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are a lot of UN World Heritage sites, ST John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url]
You can contrast St John's with a much older, Circa 3500 BC place of worship, Ta Hagrat Temple
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/Ta%20Hagrat%20Temple.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/20170310_145916.jpg[/img]
While there was a lot of Porsches on the road, there weren't any in the Museum, maybe because the Germans bombed Malta heavily in WW II
You should put Malta on your bucket list, There are a lot of UN World Heritage sites, ST John's Cathedral built in the 1500's is a must see, there is a video on their web site showing all the fabulous art work. [url=https://www.stjohnscocathedral.com/]St John's web site[/url]
You can contrast St John's with a much older, Circa 3500 BC place of worship, Ta Hagrat Temple
[img]http://www.greatvalleyhouse.com/Boxster/Ta%20Hagrat%20Temple.jpg[/img]