Medina was founded about 4000 years BC. The Catacombs were in use by 249 AD. by the Romans. The palace was built in 1370. The streets are very narrow and the windows on the streets very small. It is a walled city with 2 gates.
Our favourite house
Pretty street
Lovely roofscape
The length of the street to the corner is the flight of an arrow.
Prince of Wales: We live in a flat in the building with the balconies. We use the gym and heated pool.
First, we settled in our spacious apartment.
Then we decided to view with the open-top bus.
This is the street where we live.
Mdina: built by each race that occupies Malta.
John Turner and Fiona took us to dinner in a fishing harbour.
Tia, Eyal and I met the Burmans and Dinah and Verity at the Space museum in Leicester. A wonderful experience of space travel!!
Joseph in Space suit in the gallery. Tia, Eyal, Keith where we waited to enter hall. No rain!!!
Lunch with graduates and Prof Sue Thomas and Prof Kate Pullinger (I read The Mistress of Nothing)
40 inch new TV in the bookcase.
Keith, Laura, Joseph and I flew to Johannesburg to meet Jon where we hired cars and fetched Nancy from Midrand. We arrived at Kwa at the same time as Ian and Kate, Amy and Zoe who drove from the farm. We all settled in Cabanas 7,8 and 9 which overlooked the veld and waterhole.
Soon after arrival we checked the waterhole for animals. We saw elephants on 6 out of 7 days and some days 3 times on a day. On the veld in front of the Cabanas we watched zebras, warthogs, gnus, koedoe and birds. We spent 3 hours on a game drive lorry when we saw rhinos and lion. Every meal we ate outside at a large table.
Christopher and Elizabeth Roper and auntie Merle dined with us on Saturday. The chef prepared a fabulous buffet.
Every day was swimming weather. 
Ian, Amy, Zoe, Kate.
On Sunday, Steve and Mieke lunched with us. It was great to see them looking so well and happy.
The zebras grazed on the veld next to us. Gnus and warthogs came and went.
We lunched in the park and enjoyed the drive especially when we saw the Rhinos.
We enjoyed the last dinner at the Spur. Laura and Joseph loved the playroom.
Joseph at the playroom
When it rained we travelled to Durban to visit Ushaka waterworld. It was wonderful on a wet day but would be even better on a sunny day.
