Sacred places of natural beauty (1)
Published on The Times of Malta on Sunday 2nd September, 2007 by Mr Paul P. Borg.
We read or hear about plans and intentions to develop this area and that constantly. Plans include a golf course here, an airport there, a yacht marina down here, a tower over there, a set of villas here, more and more villas down there, another golf course up there...
The list is endless and the targeted areas that need development are sadly all over our little islands. And all happen to be in sacred places where Mother Earth has been generous with her natural beauty. Ta' Cenc, Mistra, Xaghra l-Hamra, Xemxija, Hondoq ir-Rummien, Ramla l-Hamra, Bahrija, San Martin, Xewkija...
To view the whole article, visit http://www.timesofmalta.com/core/article.php?id=273193&hilite=hondoq
We read or hear about plans and intentions to develop this area and that constantly. Plans include a golf course here, an airport there, a yacht marina down here, a tower over there, a set of villas here, more and more villas down there, another golf course up there...
The list is endless and the targeted areas that need development are sadly all over our little islands. And all happen to be in sacred places where Mother Earth has been generous with her natural beauty. Ta' Cenc, Mistra, Xaghra l-Hamra, Xemxija, Hondoq ir-Rummien, Ramla l-Hamra, Bahrija, San Martin, Xewkija...
To view the whole article, visit http://www.timesofmalta.com/core/article.php?id=273193&hilite=hondoq
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