Snapshots Of The Maltese: Rebecca Camilleri — by Paul Grech on

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“I’m Hanging Up My Spike Shoes” There are many athletes who face a daily struggle to balance their work, life and training commitments....

Wild Flower With a Dark Side — by Paul Grech on

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There are many wildflowers that we pass by without noticing be it because of the hurried pace of modern life or the normality of those fl...

Chapel of Saint Michael, Salini (Naxxar) — by Paul Grech on

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Man’s predilection to tell stories seems to be one of his most basic urges.  The drawings found in caves are the earliest expression of t...

Notre Dame Gate, Cottonera — by Paul Grech on

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The beauty of history is that it shows you how to look at things differently and appreciate that what we see today is just a snapshot whi...

Hiding in Plain Sight: Field Bindweed [Leblieb tar-Raba] — by Paul Grech on

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If one were to attribute intelligence to a plant then this would surely be judged as one of the smartest.  Few Maltese wildflowers have m...

Beauty in Ruins — by Paul Grech on

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When the Jerma Palace Hotel was sold off in 2007, the rumour was that it was to be torn down and rebuilt as residential residences.  Sad...

Maltese Wild Flowers: Field Mustard — by Paul Grech on

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For such a hardy plant it is fascinating that the Field Mustard – Liftija or Kawlicelli in Maltese – can produce such a delicate looking ...

Chapel of Our Lady of Graces, Qrendi — by Paul Grech on

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It is, frankly, difficult to stand still and take in the everyday beauty of a chapel like this when the heat of the Maltese summer is gea...

Chapels of Saint Andrew and Saint Domenica, Zabbar — by Paul Grech on

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Have you ever seen images of buildings in some big metropolis where the owners refuse to sell up only to end up having their small houses...