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Gecko ©493 viewsMediterranean gecko, Hemidactylus turcicus — residential and wild.
These we have loved.
Martin PowellPrefect     (3 votes)
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Staff 1954966 viewsJohn Clark/Jenny ChurcherPrefect     (3 votes)
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Magirus-Deutz658 viewsWhen did the green rooflights disappear?
Martin PowellPrefect     (3 votes)
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Tiger, Tiger, burning bright ...671 viewsXmas 1959Prefect     (3 votes)
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Marsamxett Ferry1050 viewsBeyond are the Tigne Married Quarters above the famous caves.Prefect     (4 votes)
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John Day, Kalafrana Summer 19611311 viewsBlue sea, sky etc. Why did we come home to rain?deco.rise     (4 votes)
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Lifeboat Drill; Dunera Cruise 19671585 viewsI am sure that this was the Dunera cruise of early 1967. I was in 3B at the time and this is a scan (took a while to get it down to 250kb!) of a picture that appeared in the Times of Malta.
I cannot name a soul, (apart from me of course! Front row,4 along with head at jaunty angle, book in hand and OMG turn ups!) So if anyone can fill in those names: go for it!Chris Howells     (4 votes)
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Scouts, Guides & Sea Rangers 19611074 viewsPrefect     (4 votes)
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RAF Luqa Primary School children 1972-73694 viewsTaken by my Father, Gordon Partridge, who was then Headmaster.Karl     (3 votes)
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HMS Mull of Galloway 1956492 viewsIn Pieta Creek with squadrons of Inshore and Coastal Minesweepers prior to Suez. The Tons at right are probably the 105 MSS who came out to join 108 MSS under the command of Cdr J.Templeton-Cotill who was later a visitor to Tal Handaq in 1973.
Sweepers at SuezPrefect     (3 votes)
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Tigne North440 viewsThe Garden Battery will be preserved but there is still 3 years of building work to go on here.Prefect     (3 votes)
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Tigne Garrison Chapel. October 2009523 viewsMaybe another preservation order. Now an estate agent premises, but only discreet a sign (out of shot) to say so. Martin Powell     (3 votes)
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Guides late 40s915 viewsJohn ClarkPrefect     (3 votes)
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Mystery?735 viewsWhere and when? Answers on a postcard.
(See comments).Martin Powell     (3 votes)
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Trip to Sicily/Mount Etna 12 April '571085 viewsLeader Mr Basil Cleaver.
An account of this trip can be found in the R N School Magazine '57
jane Banks
Link to AccountPrefect     (3 votes)
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Beach life321 viewsAnyone we know? See the film (and lots more) HERE
NB - on 2nd December the clip was not playing - now been fixed but pls let admin (Martin Powell) know if it seizes again.admin     (2 votes)
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Staff Photo in front of School Hall 1959?1467 viewsjknight     (2 votes)
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"Well Refreshed" at Mellieha Bay557 viewsProbably at The Tunny Net early 1950s.
Tunnara store, boat ("ix-Xieru") & anchors in background.
History of the Tunnara.Prefect     (2 votes)
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Swimming Gala972 viewsSt Vincent were always the bestRichard Knapman     (2 votes)
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WRNS Quarters at Kalafrana ©468 viewsEarly 1980s before their demolition.
Kalabrat     (2 votes)
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Prize Winners 19771214 viewsWith Captain Law (OIC Schools) are :- 1A Mark Judd Lucy Reynolds IB William Geddis 1C Lorraine Wood ID Mark Flattery IE Jacqueline Edwards IF Richard Kane 2A Philip Hurley Julie Lewington
2B Mark Warner Jacqueline Merritt 2C Jane Gatenby 2D Jacqueline Glennon 2E Vivian Millar 2F Trevor Lucas 3A Louise Latham 3B Stephen Banks 3C Tracey Hall 3D Keith Le Quesne 3E Josette Vernon 3F Christopher Hills 4J Christopher Sampsor 4K Tracey Kenard 4L Susan Brooke 4M Jane Wright 5J Mark Gatenby Rosangela Mortimer 5K Michael Clark 5L Helen Lewington 6G Boys Matthew Lane, Gerard Tall 6G Girls Beverley Shaw L6 Penelope Davis U6 Anne Dowie Deborah Helliwell L6 David North
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HMS Falcon Guard 1948609 viewsAt Kalafrana with Lt. Forte for Rear-Admiral The Earl Mountbatten of Burma.Prefect     (2 votes)
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Sergeants' Mess, Tigne Barracks568 viewsJust the facade and clock tower remains (minus clock). Now a housing and holiday apartment complex. October 2009. Martin Powell     (2 votes)
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"Fort" Cambridge, Tigne (Cambridge Battery)543 viewsDevelopment taking place to within a few inches. October 2009. Compare with the advertising poster.Martin Powell     (2 votes)
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Cambridge Battery moat, Tigne567 viewsDevelopment taking place to within a few inches. October 2009. Compare with the advertising poster.Martin Powell     (2 votes)
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Uganda427 viewsSchool Cruises 1968 - 1982 Prefect     (2 votes)
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Sheila Weekes1061 viewsAt the MeadowbankSheila Evans     (2 votes)
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Victoria Gate555 viewsJohn ClarkPrefect     (2 votes)
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Old Royal Navy Canteen Gzira655 viewsDuring my service time serving in Malta it was the Britannia Bar. About three or four years ago it was renamed the Jubilee Café. Although on initial entry it looks dark and gloomy, well worth a visit. Bursting with bric-a-brac, it even has things hanging off the ceiling upside down such as a table and chairs fully laid out for service – the food is good too!
Mac
See it as it was. Prefect     (2 votes)
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Barracca Lift Top530 viewsThe upper point the lift arrived at. Two lifts were provided, each capable of carrying 12 passengers, rising through 75 tons of steelwork vertically 167 feet 7 inches, with the winding gear housed in a turret even higher at 197 feet, to a lateral bridge, extending some 23 feet out from the bastion gardens.
Mac
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Fancy Dress Parade1031 viewsAt the Floriana Methodist Hall. Heather Marriott as tramp.Prefect     (2 votes)
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Comino - The Blue Lagoon.590 viewsGetting a bit crowded.Prefect     (2 votes)
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