I was going to write something about these wonderful wooden box balconies but then I came across this blog post and I was convinced that I could do no better than direct you here…
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Andrew I find it hard that someone could out write you in the history and architecture of anything. I love balconies and have been enjoying them in yoru posts. Like a photographers dream only to be outdone by the boats of Malta. 🙂
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Thanks Sue. Malta is certainly photogenic.
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I enjoyed reading about the balconies on Malta, Andrew. Most interesting and I walk away with a feeling: life wouldn’t be life without balconies 🙂
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Malta is place for balconies for sure.
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Wonderful collection
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Thanks Gill, I’ve got dozens more of course!
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of course!
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Wow, they look really cool. I love how they have colourful balconies. It brightens up everything!
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Really enjoying your posts on Malta – never been but it looks beautiful and definitely somewhere I’d love to visit.
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It gets my recommendation…
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I went and looked. It is really quite fascinating. Thank you Andrew.
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These colorful balconies add so much character to the face of the buildings. I bet kids love the small spaces inside to play in. A lovely place to set a small table and a couple of chairs to have tea and enjoy the sun / natural light. 🙂
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Very versatile I imagine!
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I’m not sure what they use them for either and it doesn’t actually matter because I love the architectural enhancement. 😮
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My guess is that they use them as a sort of conservatory. Somewhere to sit in the sun, somewhere to dry washing in the winter and somewhere to send the kids to play!
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Sounds lovely. 🙂
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Great link! I just assumed it was to one of your previous posts. Another reason to visit 🙂
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It is a good page, I enjoyed it and hoped that others might too. Interesting that 10 visitors have clicked the link and gone to have a look!
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Goodness- must be the male mind (or an enquiring one)! I never think to look at stuff like that. Not sure I’d even know how. 🙂 Golfing weather yet down there?
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It is what Google was invented for! Weather looks a bit 50:50 – I’ll take a chance!
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What cute balconies! Great colours and details:)
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One of the good reasons for visiting Malta. These balconies and the boats are so photogenic. It used to be the same with the buses but they have all gone now. Thanks for the comments.
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