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Probably the last remaining 100ton Armstrong gun that's loaded from the front? As far as I know: 2 at Malta (1 destroyed), 2 at Gibraltar (gone?), 4 or 8 at Italian warships. Where's the rest of 'm?
Fort Rinella was built in Malta in the late nineteenth century by the British military at a time when the growing naval power of nearby Italy posed a threat to British commerce and maritime traffic in the Mediterranean. The last remaining 100 ton gun is installed in this purpose built fort.
The fort is now a live museum restored by the Malta Heritage Trust - the Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna - and is used to re-enact the life of Victorian Soldiers.
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The Jimena Boys at the restaurant
Looking over el Tajo in Ronda
The wife with my Kymco Xciting 400i at the sign outside Gaucin
The Jimena Boys
Thank you Nikos! I am glad you like it! Cheers, Syl
It was a fantastic day. one to remember forever. A great birthday present.
Fantastic shot! Ciao, Enzo
There in 1994,I stay for long time during my military service with a navy radar.
Probably the last remaining 100ton Armstrong gun that's loaded from the front? As far as I know: 2 at Malta (1 destroyed), 2 at Gibraltar (gone?), 4 or 8 at Italian warships. Where's the rest of 'm?
Fort Rinella was built in Malta in the late nineteenth century by the British military at a time when the growing naval power of nearby Italy posed a threat to British commerce and maritime traffic in the Mediterranean. The last remaining 100 ton gun is installed in this purpose built fort.
The fort is now a live museum restored by the Malta Heritage Trust - the Fondazzjoni Wirt Artna - and is used to re-enact the life of Victorian Soldiers.