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I have reached such a point. Like it or not, seems that I'll never be butch.
There have been quite a few articles in the mainstream press about men who knit. If you've read one, you've read them all. They all hit the same key points:
- Knitting is not just for grandmas any more! Men knit!
- But that doesn't mean they're gay!
- No, really! Lots of straight men knit!
- Knitting does not make you queer!
- See all the manly men knitting and drinking beer and not being queer?
- When men knit, knitting is very, very butch and not at all queer!
Even the manager of the shop was quoted reassuringly as saying that this was not a gay dating event.
I have never been to this particular knit night. Things may well be different in New York City than they are in Chicago, and perhaps at KnitNY the straights outnumber the gays, and the gays stick to their knitting and never flirt across their needles (yeah, right).
It may be that, in New York City, even the gay men who knit aren't, you know, queer.
But I can speak for myself, and when I knit, knitting is queer as a three-dollar bill. Even if I'm kitted out in my favorite cycle boots, chaps, a biker jacket, and three days of stubble, nothing's going to help.
My name is Franklin...and I like to knit lace.
Due to the bizarre American belief that the creation of anything delicate and beautiful is inherently sissified, an American male who knits lace automatically places himself at the Liberace/Rex Reed end of the Kinsey scale.
A man who is knitting scarves or sweaters or socks is on somewhat firmer ground. He is performing the very manly task of crafting protection from the elements. A hat, when you think about it, is just a roof you can wear on your head–and what could be more masculine than roofing?
There is no such excuse for lace. Lace has no practical purpose. A lace shawl will keep you warm to an extent, but the real purpose of lace is to be pretty. And American men are not supposed to make pretty things. Men are not supposed to even care about pretty, unless they're looking for female companionship.
So be it. I've never let other people dictate what I do in my life, and I'm not going to start now. And as for those men–gay or straight–who have to pound their chests while knitting lest other guys make fun of them?
The State of Maine Stole
About, oh, a month ago, reader OutfoxedKnitting asked whether the "State of Maine Shawl" listed in my projects was a pattern readily available. Well, sort of.
I'm making the shawl–which has become a stole, and will henceforth be referred to as such–for my sister. Susan lives in Maine, and her husband is in politics there. He is, in fact, a state senator. This means Susan has quite a few political outings to attend, and as Phil is about to go into re-election mode there will be even more such outings.
So here's my plan. I've decided she needs a nice wrap, preferably something that could be thrown over a day or evening outfit, that is Maine-related and might serve as a nice point of conversation. And if I can, I'd like to make it local fiber–maybe alpaca.
This is what I have in mind, and what I've been swatching.
All the patterns are Shetland, right out of Sharon Miller's Heirloom Knitting. And all of them have something to do (in my mind, anyhow) with the landscape of Maine.
For the ocean, there's Print o' the Wave. For the forests, there are patterns resembling fir cones and ferns. And for the edgings, I'm trying out different patterns that look like mountains. (Susan and Phil have spent many happy days climbing the mountains in Acadia National Park.)
I also want to work the word "Dirigo,"* the state motto, into each end of the stole. I nabbed that idea off a palatine in Galina Khmeleva's Gossamer Webs that has the word "Orenberg" knitted into one end.
Have I ever knitted words into lace? No. But Jean has done it, and I love how it looks, and perhaps if I ask very sweetly she will offer pointers.
Of course I'm awfully glad Phil's not in politics in our former home state, Hawaii, where the state motto is "Ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono." Maybe in another 30 years I might be up to that.
* Latin: "I lead."
** Hawaiian: "The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness."


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There are three orienting facts that render mass incarceration in the United States an ethical problem worthy of our deep consideration. First, the rate of incarceration has grown dramatically over the last 40 years so that today there are 2.2 million people in prison or jail, and another 5 million on probation or parole. This means that 1/32 adults in the USA are under state supervision. Second, the application of incarceration is disproportionately applied to the poor, people of color, and other vulnerable populations. Research shows that 85-90% of those in the criminal justice system fall below the poverty line, and the experience of incarceration only impoverishes people further. The consequences of having a criminal record are harsh and debilitating, ranging from family disruption, social alienation, and disenfranchisement. In these ways and others, the current situation of crime and punishment represents a dramatic moral challenge. Finally, victims of crime are themselves poorly served by the current system, often ignored or sidelined in the machinery of punishment.
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Fracture is an important parameter when you compare Emerald and Diamond Physical Properties. It is necessary to understand the significance of these properties, before you compare Emerald Vs Diamond fracture. Whenever a gemstone chip breaks, it leaves a characteristic line along its breakage. Such lines are known as fracture and are used to identify the gemstones in their initial stages of production when they are in the form of rough minerals. Fracture is usually described with the terms "fibrous" and "splintery" to denote a fracture that usually leaves elongated and sharp edges. Fracture observed in Emerald is ConchoidalWalter Schumann, Gemstones of the world (2001), Uneven and Uneven. Diamond fracture is Brittle, Conchoidal, Conchoidal, Conchoidal and Gemstones of the world (2001) More from other references.
A primary knowledge about Emerald vs Diamond luster is useful in apparent identifications of these gemstones. Luster is the measure of light that gets reflected when incident on a finished cut gemstone. There are two major types of lusters: Silky and Adamantine. Since luster varies between two crystals of even the same gemstone, luster is limited to basic identification criteria. Emerald exhibits Vitreous luster. Diamond, on other hand, exhibits Adamantine luster.


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This pot Tucci in Sand is handmade from concrete terazzo, perfect for styling your potted plants and greenery. Due to the nature of handmade items there may be slight variations in the size, surface texture, colour or tone of the pot. This pot is suitable for indoor use and does not have a drainage hole.
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Large Mammals
The large mammal group typically includes horned animals, antlered animals, bears, and large members of the wild cat or wild dog families.
Horned or antlered animals have these key characteristics.
- Horns are hollow and are not shed. Wild sheep and goats have horns.
- Antlers are solid bone and are shed annually. Members of the deer family have antlers and rub their antlers on trees.
- Horned and antlered animals are cloven-hoofed (their hooves have two parts).
- Horned and antlered animals are ruminants (they chew cud). A ruminant digests its food in two steps. First they eat food and regurgitate it (cud), and then they eat it a second time. They have a hard upper pad that they use to mash their food.
Characteristics of Mammals
- Mammals are warm-blooded animals with hair. Young are nourished with milk from the mother.
- Mammals can be carnivorous (meat-eating), herbivorous (plant-eating), or omnivorous (meat- and plant-eating).
- Mammals seek to regulate their temperature. Mammals in cold climates must keep warm, and mammals in hot climates must keep cool.
- Small mammals live shorter lives than large mammals, in general.
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Let's spare a moment for something most of us use every day yet probably take for granted: our service lines. We rely on them for access to water, electricity, gas, Internet connection, and more, but only think about them when service is interrupted. And when that happens, you may be surprised by what your basic homeowners policy covers, and what it doesn't.
Did you know that, as a homeowner, you are responsible for the maintenance, repair, and replacement of service lines connecting to your house? Energy companies and other service providers are only responsible for the infrastructure up to where it connects to your property. That means that if one of your pipes freezes or your sewer line backs up into your house, you have to pay to fix it.
Consider this common scenario. You have a mature tree on the parking strip in front of your house and its roots have penetrated into your main water line. What began as a small, unnoticed crack eventually expands and causes your pipe to rupture. To fix it, you'll have to dig up your yard and replace the pipe. That could be a big mess — and an even bigger bill. This type of job can easily run to $5,000 or more.
However, if you have service line coverage, it would pay for the excavation, the new pipe, labor, and even the costs of any outdoor property damaged as a result of the leak. Doesn't that sound better than paying the full cost out of pocket?
How Service Line Coverage Protects Your Home
Service line coverage protects you from damages that occur to your service lines running from the point of connection to the main service or utility line up to your home. The types of lines covered include:
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Covered losses include, but are not limited to, such issues as:
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Best of all, this coverage — and the peace of mind it brings — is available for just a few dollars per month. To learn more about service line coverage, or homeowners insurance in general, contact us today.
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The big story at today's Boston Marathon is the weather — in particular the bright, sunny skies and temperatures in the 80s that have race officials worried about how well some of the 27,000 registered runners will cope with the heat for 26.2 miles.
As the Boston Globe says, the medical tents are likely going to be quite busy today. And the Globe says that:
"Typically, the Boston Athletic Association (BAA) gets 288 five-gallon bottles of Poland Spring Natural Spring Water at the first water stops [miles 2 and 14] and 328 five-gallon bottles at the remainder of the water stations.
"This year, in anticipation of the high temperatures, they've upped it to 408 five-gallon bottles at all of the hydration stations along the course."
The city's mayor even suggested that some runners might want to skip this year's race. ESPN Boston reports that Mayor Tom Menino said Sunday that "we're asking runners who haven't run previously to think about tomorrow and maybe coming back next year. ... We don't want to have any accidents out there, or anybody overtaken by the heat."
The heat hasn't kept one record from already being set, though. According to the Globe, Canada's Joshua Cassidy won the wheelchair competition with a time of 1 hour, 18 minutes, 25 seconds — beating the previous course record by two seconds.
The Globe is live blogging here. The lead pack of men runners is about three minutes behind last year's pace, it says. They'll likely finish shortly after noon ET.
Update at 12:24 p.m. ET. Kenyan Cherop Wins Women's Race:
"Sharon Cherop won the women's race in the Boston Marathon on Monday," the AP writes, "surviving hot weather and a challenge from fellow Kenyan Jemima Jelagat Sumgong to win in an unofficial 2 hours, 31 minutes, 50 seconds. ... With temperatures rising to 78 degrees by the finish, Cherop won with the slowest time in Boston since 1985."
Update at 12:18 p.m. ET. Kenya's Korir Wins:
Wesley Korir of Kenya has won the men's race. His unofficial time, according to the Globe: 2:12:40. That's almost 9 minutes behind last year's world-record finish at the race.
Update at 12:05 p.m. ET. More Than 4,000 Elected Not To Run:
According to The Associated Press, "22,426 runners started Monday's race," which means more than 4,500 who registered did not run. Those who opted not to take part because of the heat will be offered places in next year's race, organizers say.
Copyright 2020 NPR. To see more, visit https://www.npr.org.


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Malta 12PM. As we step out of the chilled aircraft onto the stairs we are engulfed by the warmth. Thirty-three degrees, sunny skies and not a cloud in the sight: a great start to our two week vacation. Dressed for central European weather, my jeans begin to feel uncomfortable. .
Love at first sight it is not. I think it will rarely be for people visiting the Maltese islands for the first time. For that, Malta is too idiosyncratic, too stark and too distinctive – simply put, too special.
As the driver of the old minivan makes his way towards the north of Malta, where we are to get our ferry crossing over to Gozo, I cannot help but feel a slight familiarity with the atmosphere. It's a mix of the Middle East meets Southern Italy.
Malta and Gozo are the islands of stones. The typical Malta stone, a soft limestone, which tinges a radiant yellow in the bright sun during the day, a pastel white at dusk and a dirty brown in the rain, determines the first impression. Malta in July is hot and barren with the prevailing color of the landscape being shades of brown, beige and brick. Bursts of green dot the scenery where farmland and some vegetation are grown and then there is the breathtaking shimmer of the azure blue Mediterranean Sea.
Dig a little deeper, however and one will find the several beautiful facets Malta and Gozo have hidden deep within. For one, these tiny islands boast of an incredible rich history and cultural heritage. Malta and Gozo have had a multitude of rulers ruling over it over the past several centuries. The ancient Phoenician, Roman, Byzantine cultures were followed by the Arabs who reigned the islands. During the Middle Ages, Malta went through political changes under the Sicilians, Germans and the French and finally found longer stability under the Spanish rule. The British Empire, who ruled from 1800s until 1964 when Malta become an independent country, have influenced the country most significantly.
It seems that Malta has preserved a bit of everything and integrated it into its own culture so colorfully. The first thing that was most evident to me was the language. I instantly picked up several familiar Arabic words and many borrowed words from the English, Italian and French language. The Maltese greet with a friendly "Bonjour", thank with a passionate "Grazie" and agree with a humble "Alright". For someone who loves linguistics and languages, I was delighted by the way this was done with such ease.
The architecture is predominated by the Neo-Baroque style, which is beautifully realized in the several various churches spread out throughout both islands, while the British left the left-hand traffic and food is deliciously characterized by the Italian cuisine with some British influence. From the Spanish the Maltese took on the Festas, practiced earnestly in the various religious feasts in the several towns across the islands.
So, it is not surprising that people coming to Malta become huge fans when they encounter the mélange of facets the islands offer. Be it culture, idyllic beaches, big city flair on one side mixed with rural tranquility on the other, Malta and Gozo provide its visitors with a diverse variety of exciting special attractions to fall in love with.
Our destination was Gozo, Malta's sister island. Smaller than Malta, I was told Gozo has more charm than Malta, is a magical place with some of the most stunning scenes and we would feel more at home there. On the ferry crossing over to Gozo, I begin to get excited as I notice the azure blue waters around the small island.
We were staying at a farmhouse in the idyllic small town of Xaghra (Schara). It was my dear friend Nanette of Gourmet Worrier who had helped me find our domicile for the next two weeks.
Bellavista Farmhouses, Xaghra, Gozo
Monica Bigeni and her daughter are two of the warmest and very forthcoming hostesses, welcoming their guests to their charming farmhouses. Bellavista Farmhouses contain about 20 individual farmhouses from 2 to 4 bedrooms, each with a fresh water swimming pool and each with a stunning view of the Marsalforn valley and the medieval citadel of Victoria.
Our farmhouse is a quaint and rustically furnished house, from the pool we gaze at the wonderful view of the valley, Victoria, the citadel and the hills, behind which we experience breathtaking scenes of the sunsets each evening.
The farmhouse is clean and although not luxuriously furnished it is just right for a vacation. The kitchen is equipped with all the basics required and outside on the terrace a gas grill provides the perfect means for great barbecues. Although the pool umbrella had probably seen better days and the Jacuzzi bathtub in the en suite bathroom to the master bedroom does not look like it works, the farmhouse is well cared for and we quickly settle in comfortably.
I really recommend these farmhouses as a fantastic place to stay when in Gozo.
Bellavista Farmhouses
Srug Street
Xaghra, Gozo
Telephone: +356 21 561 750
email: email@example.com
Website: www.bellavistafarmhousesgozo.com
Gozo has managed to preserve the pastoral charm of a Mediterranean island. The quaint villages dotted across the tiny island are compact and have not melted into an urban conglomerate like they have in Malta. Gozo is known as the green island and although it may seem rather exaggerated, it has a lot of fertile farmland providing over half of the agrarian products for both the islands with only a quarter of the size of Malta. It's also a tiny island and with a car one can cover the entire island from coast to coast within a day!
We quickly glide into an easy and relaxing routine, with daily visits to the market at the Xaghra square, buying fresh bread, eggs, fruit and vegetables from the produce vans that set up each morning in front of the church. This is followed by long breakfasts out on the terrace by the pool, a dip or two in the pool and depending on if it is a lazy day or an adventure day we either vegetate around the pool, playing cards, monopoly, and reading or dozing, otherwise we discover one of the Gozo villages or attractions.
The best way to get around Gozo independently is with a car. We rent a car on some of the days from a very efficient family car hire firm recommended to us by Monica from the farmhouse. The folks at Adventure Car Hire are punctual, reliable and efficient and are always available for us.
Adventure Car Hire
Church Street
Xaghra, Gozo
Telephone: +356 21 55 76 32
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.gozocarsrental.com
On our adventure days we drive around the island visiting churches, sunning on beaches, walking through the quaint villages and indulging in the flavors of Gozo. Being a small island everything is easily accessible and our pace is wonderfully relaxed without the hectic and stress of rushing from sight to sight.
Allow me to take you to some of my favorite spots on the Maltese islands and share with you some of its spectacular sights.
Xaghra lies on a high plateau just overlooking Victoria, the capital city of Gozo. With a population of about 3200 it is one of Gozos larger towns. The town center is dominated by the wonderful church at the head of the square and with shops and restaurants along the sides.
Located just as you enter Xaghra are the Ġgantija temples, Gozo's most famous prehistoric site. Erected between 3600 and 3200 B.C., it is said to be one of the very first in the world. The site consists of a megalithic complex of two temples surrounded by a massive common boundary wall, and raised on a high terrace wall. The origins of Ġgantija date back to between 3600 and 3200 B.C., with the larger temple being the first to be built. Extensive restoration work was carried out in the early 20th century to ensure the preservation of the monument. The temples are listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List making them a site of universal significance.
The name of the complex is derived from the Maltese word ġgant meaning giant. Apparently during the Middle Ages, people were unable to define such distinct stone structures and thought it to be the work of a giantess.
If you want some of the best sausages, lamb and beef steaks make sure you head on over to Jimmy the Butcher, right on the square directly next to the church and opposite the HSBC Bank. Jimmy Muscat will take time to explain the cuts of meat and what is in the sausages with such a passion it is hard not to buy more than you actually wanted. We become regular customers buying our meat and sausages to grill on the barbecue back at the farmhouse.
Xaghra also offers a few nice places to dine out. Our favorite is Oleandar a simple and rustic place offering typical Maltese dishes like the Gozo cheese filled ravioli or rabbit stew. It's not fine dining but just good down to earth meals in a typical Mediterranean atmosphere. I recommend to reserve a table for dinner as it gets pretty full.
Ġgantija temples
Temples Street
Xaghra, Gozo
Telephone +356 21 553 194
10 Pjazza Vittoria,
Xaghra, Gozo
Telephone: +356 21 55 72 30
Marsalforn is a lively holiday town dominated by the promenade around the bay, which is lined with numerous restaurants, bars and shops. Although during the day it is a fairly sleepy town, in the evening it awakens as tourists and locals take to the streets strolling the promenade and enjoying al fresco meals in the warmth of the evenings.
We walk the scenic promenade leading from Marsalforn to Qbajjar and Xwejni Bay (Schueini) where the dunes have formed into bizarre forms over time, and a number of salt-pans dating from Roman times are still in use today.
In Marsalforn we stop for a light lunch at Il Kartell, a delightful place where the tables are set up on the waterfront, inviting us to take a break. With glasses of Maltese white wine we indulge in typical dishes from Gozo. I select the delicious Aljotta, a fantastic Maltese fish soup, infused with wonderful garlic, lemon and herbs.
Although we reserve the last night in Gozo to eat at Ta' Frenc a restaurant highly recommended by Nanette and a few people I chatted with during our stay in Xaghra, we are rather disappointed when we learn they are closed for the evening.
Il-Kartell Restaurant
Marina Street
Marsalforn, Gozo
Telephone: +356 21 55 69 18
Ta Frenc
Ghajn Damma Street (on the main road between Xaghra and Marsalforn),
Xaghra, Gozo,
Telephone: +356 21 553 888
Website: www.tafrencrestaurant.com
The impressive rotunda church of Xewkija (schukia) can be seen from afar and as we get closer a wonderful view of the church appears. The enormous circular structure in white local limestone, is called rotunda because of its form. The parish church dome, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, was completed in 1981 and was paid for by the 3,500 villagers. It boasts the fourth largest supported dome in the world. The Basilica of Santa Maria Della Salute in Venice was the inspiration for the architect Joseph D'Amato who designed the church of Xewkija.
The church offers one of the most stunning views from the top. For €2.00 we take an elevator to the top platform of the church and experience a close to 360 degree view of Gozo.
Xlendi Bay
Xlendi (Schlendi) used to be a typical fisher village, which today has grown into a bustling summer resort. Wedged between majestic cliffs, I find Xlendi to be the most picturesque fishing village in Gozo. High rise buildings, constructed since the 1960's, reign over the port. In contrast, the quaint pastel colored houses around the little harbor and the colorful fishing boats in the bay, create a vibrant image.
Restaurants line the seafront and the little bay is consistently busy. Diving centers, hotels and a couple of clubs are also found here.
The tiny beach in Xlendi is too lively for us and we venture a little further towards Xlendi tower and find an awesome spot on one of the cliffs where we rent 2 sun beds and an umbrella for €10/day. This spot on the cliffs provides fantastic access to the sea with ladders securely fixed on the rocks allowing us to spend the day leisurely snorkeling and swimming in crystal blue waters with a striking view of the steep cliffs and Xlendi tower opposite us.
Ramla Bay and San Blas Bay
Gozo most certainly has an incredible coastline with fascinating scenery of steep cliffs and gorgeous sandy beaches.
Although many told us Ramla Bay was the best place to spend a day at the beach, for us it is over-populated with sun-worshipers. Yes, the beach is magnificent and the water absolutely crystal clear but being the largest and the most popular beach on Gozo it attracts many tourists.
San Blas Bay on the other hand is a delightful and secluded beach with shimmering red sand. The almost luminous turquoise water invites us to roll out our towels and spend a day on this idyllic beach. It is not crowded and for a small fee of €5 we rent an umbrella, finding a quiet spot between a few large rocks.
A word of warning though: the path to the bay is rather steep and no cars are allowed on this path, so while the walk down is easy, the walk up was rather tiring! However the sandy beach is of exceptional charm and well worth it.
Ta'Pinu, The Azure Window and Festas
Just before you approach the village of Gharb, a road forks right to the Shrine of Blessed Virgin of Ta'Pinu. It is hard to miss this beautiful basilica standing free in the midst of the fields. It is said that on this spot a young country woman received a message for prayer from the Virgin Mary. Since then people have taken religious pilgrimage to the site. The actual shrine was built between 1920 and 1931 and is definitely worth the visit.
The Maltese people are a religious folk and it is not only due to the several churches scattered across both the islands but it is also resonated in the several celebrations, called festas, that take place throughout the year.
The Maltese Islands are predominantly Catholic and each weekend between May and September, Gozo's towns and villages pay homage to its patron saint with exciting and colorful annual feasts. The priest at Xewkija church tells us about a few festas taking place over the two weekends we are here for. He described the festas so vividly that we just have to experience them ourselves.
Festas are made up of brass bands, fireworks and processions. The façade of the village church as well as the main streets are decorated with thousands of lights. From the Wednesday preceding the festa to its eve, brass bands march through different streets followed by merry revelers. On Sunday afternoon a traditional horse and donkey race along the main street takes place. The climax of the festa is reached on Sunday evening when a procession with the statue of the saint carried shoulder-high winds its way slowly through the village streets. The villagers, men, women and children put on their best outfits and the houses are appropriately decorated and lit for the occasion. During the entire duration of the festa there are fireworks and loud bangs, which can be heard throughout the island.
We are told that each village vies for the most splendid show, the best fireworks, and the most spectacular festival, causing the rivalry between the villages to reach exorbitant proportions.
If you do visit Gozo during the summer months, do try to take part in one of these festas, it's an unforgettable experience.
Dwerja Bay is a unique inland sea and gives visitors a brilliant impression of what Gozitan geology is like. Imposing rock formations and steep cliffs provide for incredible images. The famous Azure Window rises above the formation into the open sea and has become a very popular tourist attraction.
An absolute must: enjoy a spectacular sunset sitting on one of the rocks.
We take a picnic basket filled with some typical Gozitan specialties and are engulfed by the beautiful sight and colors of this breathtaking view.
Projecting from the middle of the island the citadel thrones high-a-top Gozo's capital city, Victoria. For the locals the city is simply known as Rabat, the suburb. With just about 6500 residents, Victoria has kept its country town flair.
The best way to see the city is to pick out a few points of interests and take a walking tour.
It-Tokk or the Piazza Indipendenza where every weekday morning a charming little market offering typical Gozitan lace and other handmade items and souvenirs, takes firm hold of the piazza. Surrounding the piazza are an assortment of shops and restaurants offering everything from clothes, vegetables and fruit, souvenirs and of course plenty of local food. Go inside and taste (and eventually buy) some of the wonderful nougat that comes in many flavors, the sticky honey, olives, Gozo cheese and a lovely array of pastries sold here.
The It-Tokk restaurant has a great rooftop terrace with a great view of the square. We have a nice dinner and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and very friendly service. We pick the catch of the day, I decide on the grilled red snapper and Tom goes for the grilled tuna – disappointing however is the fact it is only served with "chips" (or fries) and salad. After asking the waitress if I can have some steamed vegetables instead of the salad I am told it is not possible. Soeren has a lasagne and is extremely happy with his choice. The food is not outstanding in any way but simple, good and has fair prices.
Throughout our 2 week stay in Gozo we consume mostly Maltese wines and although they are not famous or distinguished wines, in the last few years with the import of Italian and French grape variety, Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay, some of the wines we indulge in are quite good.
Despite the intensive sunshine throughout the year, the barren and rugged land is not a very good foundation for viticulture. Nonetheless, in 1995 the manufacturer Emanuel Delicata received the first award for their wines, Green Label and Chardonnay.
From the Piazza Independenza take the stair street Telgha Tal-Belt up to the citadel. Be prepared to spend a few hours here as there is a lot to see and discover. Not only the cathedral but also the impressive museums offer a fantastic insight of Gozo's history.
There is the Cathedral Museum, Museum of Archeology, Natural History Museum, Old Prisons, Folklore Museum and the Crafts Center. If you do not have time for all of the museums make sure you take a stroll on the fortifications, which offers a superb view all around the horizon with panorama views over the tiny fields cut by yellow stone walls, domes of village churches rising from clusters of houses and the Gordan Lighthouse. We also spot our own farmhouse high on the plateau of Xaghra.
South and just a few meters from It-Tokk is the Piazza San Georg with Victoria's second main cathedral the Basilica San Georg. The Piazza in comparison to the bustling It-Tokk was cool, tranquil and relaxing. We pause to have a late lunch at The Grapes Wine Bar, where over pizza and pasta we are able to re-charge our batteries.
From the Piazza San Georg we simply stroll the many winding streets of the city, stopping to take pictures, peak into the courtyards of houses and chatting with the locals. It must be the Mediterranean sun, but I am convinced it makes the people happier and loosens up any inhibitions one might have.
The Maltese are incredibly friendly and almost everyone supports a firm smile fixed on their faces. They are easy going and very outgoing – just perfect for me. I take almost every opportunity I can to go up to people and chat with them about everything and anything.
The most memorable discussion is at a boules match with a few older gentlemen, who are probably chuffed to have their pictures taken, but we spend an hour chatting about families, weather, wines, politics and religion.
We make our way to the Rundle Gardens but are disappointed to find it closed due to renovations. Apparently Rundle Gardens, established by Sir Leslie Rundle in 1914 houses some exotic plants and flowers. It is said that the gardens are very popular amongst young lovers therefore they close at 7PM!
It-Tokk Restaurant
Pjazza Independenza,
Victoria, Gozo
Telephone: +3562 21 55 12 13
The Grapes Wine Bar
Mirah San Georg,
Victoria, Gozo
Telephone: +3562 79473503
A mere 2.5 km2 small is the smallest of the Maltese islands, Comino. A delightful, car-free little island with a jagged coastline and many small creeks, sea caves and a lagoon with azure blues waters that will take your breath away. Comino is largely infertile but luxuriant in wild thyme and it provides a tranquil haven from busy everyday life. However, one would not think so upon arrival at the Blue Lagoon. Over-crowded with masses of people, lined like sardines on the beach and cruisers, boats and yachts speckled all across the water is the sight we get as we arrive on our boat. Still one cannot help but let out a deep sigh at probably one of the most wonderful sights Malta has to offer.
We trek the island all the way up to the Comino tower and find a lovely secluded bay where we spend the rest of the day diving from the cliffs and snorkeling.
After we spend a week on Gozo we finally decide to venture across with the ferry back to Malta. Valletta, Malta's proud capital is on our plan for the day. A city I read a lot about prior to our arrival and am really looking forward to discovering and enjoying the many attractions in and around Valletta.
As a World Heritage site, Valletta boasts to be an "open-air museum" and it is true. There is plenty to see and experience in this city it so I would advise to get an early start.
Valletta is one of the smallest capitals in the world: ca. 1 x ½ km. Built after the Turkish siege in 1565 much of the city was destroyed to almost rubble. The Knights of St. John, who ruled over Malta, planned a city with strong fortifications making Valletta an impregnable city.
Today Valletta still stands as it was built. With its grid-like streets it is one of the first examples of what is called city planning. The city has a lovely charm with a lot of atmosphere offering several historical attractions with plenty of incredible detail.
Park at one of the parking complexes just outside of the city. For just €5 you can leave your car in a safe parking complex for the entire day.
I am greeted with my first disappointment of the day as soon as we walk out of the parking complex, which is situated in the vicinity of the Triton Fountain. The central bus terminal, where I read is a bustling place filled with vivid colored old-timer buses, was something I was really looking forward to getting a few good images of these. However there is not one old-timer bus in sight. Instead modern, regular buses have taken their place and the once lively hub resembles a regular bus terminal anywhere in the world.
Then shortly after that came the second disappointment! The City Gates, which opens the doors to Valletta are closed due to renovations. My mood lifted as we enter the Republic Street, which is the city's main street, starting from the City Gates and cutting through all the way to St. Elmo's Fort, behind which the aquamarine sea glimmers in the sun. The Republic Street is Valletta's main shopping street and most favorite promenade.
Walking is the best method to get around Valletta, especially as for a few hours during the day, streets are closed to traffic. There is plenty to see, many intriguing museums and exciting spots to discover and of course several stunning vistas. My advice: pick out a few and cover them, not everything is worth seeing and you can leave the rest of the day for a bit of shopping and relaxing.
To help you with your selection I've listed a few things we enjoyed.
St. John's Co-Cathedral
Although the façade seems rather plain, in comparison, the St. John's Co-Cathedral houses not only some magnificent artwork but the incredibly decorated interior work is a piece of art itself. The church is dedicated to St John the Baptist, the patron saint of the Order and construction was completed in 1577. The dawn of the 17th century brought in the new Baroque style and Grand Master Cotoner ordered the redecoration of the Church's interior.
Eager to rival the great churches of Rome and the era's flamboyant and demonstrative character the knights provided ample material gifts of high artistic value and enormous contributions were made to enrich it with only the best works of art by leading artists available to them. The Calabrian artist Mattia Preti, who was commissioned with the works of designing the interior of the church, transformed it into a celebration of Baroque art.
St. John's Co-Cathedral
St. Lucia's Street,
Valletta, Malta
Telephone: +356 2122 0536
The Grandmasters Palace
The Grandmaster's Palace has always been the house of government. Initially by the knights, then from 1800 it housed the British Governor and today it is where the Parliament offices are found. The palace can be visited when parliament is not in session for free and should not be missed if possible.
The Hall of the Supreme Council of the Knights, which hosts fine frescoes and the Hall of the Ambassadors, where portraits of Grand Masters and European rulers hang are particularly interesting, as is the Armory (entrance via Merchants Street), which is one of the largest of its kind in the world.
The Grandmaster's Palace
Palace square,
Valletta, Malta
Telephone: +356 5622 1221
Upper and Lower Barrakka Gardens
Small havens of serenity in the middle of a bustling town. The Upper Barrakka Gardens is located opposite the Castille palace and it offers one a mesmeric view of the Grand Harbor. The gardens are situated on the St. Paul's Bastion and contain monuments and sculptures, but best of all are the arcades that open like windows to the harbor below!
The Lower Barrakka Gardens is located at the end of the St. Lazarus Bastion and provides a wonderful cool and green sanctuary. Also great views of the city from here.
Upper Barakka Gardens
Valletta, Malta
Telephone: +356 2123 7747
Lower Barrakka Gardens
Xatt Il-Barriera,
Valletta, Malta
The National Museum of Fine Arts
This museum is located in South Street and houses a collection of fine arts ranging from the early Renaissance to modern times. Besides artwork from Italian and Flemish artists you will find paintings by Maltese artists such as Francesco Zahra and Giuseppe Grech.
We always enjoy visiting such museums when we travel as one can get a considerable idea of the culture and how it developed through the eras. While it cannot be compared to Vienna's Museum of Fine Arts, Valletta does have some impressive work by leading local and internationally acclaimed artists.
National Museum of Fine Arts
South Street,
Valletta, Malta
Telephone: +356 21225769
Another disappointment for me is the Market Hall on the Old Theatre Street just opposite the Grand Master's palace. The iron construction was constructed in 1859 and has been re-modeled into a mall-like building housing mostly butchers, fishmongers and produce sellers. I guess I was expecting something along the lines of a Borough Market in London, but realize when I enter that I had put my expectations far too high. Just outside the market hall stalls of the Il Monti market sell the usual mix of dodgy fashion items and other gear, but you can find some interesting Maltese items and souvenirs here.
Walk the winding and narrow streets, taking a step away from the main attractions and streets. See how the Maltese live and take a glimpse into the Maltese lifestyle. I loved the tiny streets with their old and at times bedraggled balconies. We wonder how seemingly one building can have 4 doors and we giggle at some of the clothes hanging out of the windows.
Maltese Food
Maltese cuisine has developed as a result of the many invaders who occupied Malta over the centuries. This influence of a diversified mix of flavors and tastes has given Maltese cuisine a unique edge. One finds many culinary aspects from the Italian, Arabic and British in the Maltese cuisine.
Traditional Maltese food is rustic and very seasonal; dishes are made with fresh produce and local ingredients. Stews, soups and pies are very popular. A few things to try out are Lampuki Pie (fish pie), Rabbit Stew, Bragioli (beef olives) and of course the Aljotta.
The Maltese waters offer a wide range of splendid fish like bass, stone fish, white bream and later in season tuna and swordfish.
Stop at a fish market early in the morning and indulge in some of the freshest fish. We often buy a variety of fish and back at the farmhouse over a bottle of wine we spend time grilling whole fish and vegetables on the barbecue or making very fine seafood risotto.
In Gozo I absolutely fall in love with the Gozitan speciality Ftira, which is a kind of flatbread filled with the wonderful goat cheese, Gbejniet, another local delicacy.
We discover Merken's Bakery quite by fluke as we are on our way to San Blas Bay. A wrong turn finds us on Hanaq Street in Nadur and there as we drive past we notice a few people sitting on the pavement eating what looked like a very appetizing pie of some sort.
In this backstreet, it is easy to overlook Mekren's Bakery, with its nondescript blue door, the only indication a sign hanging next to the door. We park and enter this 100 year old bakery.
If at all possible, inside it is even more unpretentious. There are no glass showcases displaying pretty pastries and cakes as we know bakeries in Germany, France, Austria or Switzerland. Instead we walk straight into the kitchen. Dark and hot, it is bustling with activity. Shelves are laden with crusty round loaves and slightly misshapen rolls, a few large trays and the bakery's only machine at the center of the room, used for kneading the bread dough. But the real focus stands quietly at the side, an old black oven, brooding silently, spreading waves of warmth inside the bakery, the kitchen's beating heart, from which everything seems to emanate. Fueled with a wood fire, it is in constant use and the baker consistently takes out or puts in pizzas, pies and breads.
The bakery is run by the Portelli family and the entire family are in that kitchen, each doing his or her part of chopping, kneading, mixing or cutting.
We buy a gbejniet ftira and some pea filled pastizzi, and just like the people we saw outside, make ourselves comfortable on the pavement opposite the bakery and take greedy bites out of the soft and warm bread.
Merken's Bakery
41, Hanaq Street,
Nadur, Gozo
We cook a lot at the farmhouse, trying to prepare our meals like the locals do. Using seasonal and local ingredients we make risottos using fresh seafood or vegetables, sprinkling them with local gbejniet instead of Parmesan, grilled fish, meat and locally made sausages always served with vegetables and salads. We buy fresh bread and rolls every morning and indulge in stuffed olives, sun-dried tomatoes and locally made bean dips during the day.
One of the dishes I make at the farmhouse is inspired by the Maltese way of life. It is probably not a typical Maltese dish but it is what Maltese food is all about. Fresh marrow or squash is stuffed with a filling of couscous, ground beef, lightly sautéed garlic and onions with a sauce made of juicy sun ripened Maltese tomatoes, seasoned only with salt, pepper and a sprinkling of ground cumin.
Printable version of recipe here
Prep Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
- 6 round summer squash
- 100g couscous, cooked
- 200 lean ground beef
- 3 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- 1 onion, finely chopped
- 2-3 tablespoons olive oil
- 6 ripe tomatoes, coarsely chopped
- Pinch of ground cumin
- Pinch of sea salt
- Freshly cracked pepper
- Flat leaf parsley, coarsely chopped
- In a Cut the tops of the summer squash and using a teaspoon scoop out the flesh, chopping it coarsely.
- In a large skillet heat up the olive oil and lightly sauté onions and garlic, then add the ground meat and brown gently on medium heat.
- Add the squash flesh and the chopped tomatoes and allow the juices to intermingle. Add the cooked couscous season with sea salt, pepper and ground cumin. Toss well.
- Fill the squash with the filling and place on a baking tray. Pour about half a cup of water into the tray and place in a pre-heated oven at 180 degrees C for 20-25 minutes or until the squash are tender.
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With 7,000 years of history the Maltese islands are steeped in culture and heritage and due to the advantage of the fantastic weather throughout the year the islands offer several outdoor activities. The countryside is dotted with some of the world's oldest free-standing structures in the world, waiting to be explored. The islands offer some of the most stunning views, be it dramatic cliffs plunging into waves, the rocky, scrubland of the garrigue or hidden, lush valleys, turquoise bays or sandy beaches. En route, you'll come across mysterious, prehistoric sites, caves, chapels and secluded palaces of the Knights.
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