This is so depressing to read. My father’s family is from Malta, and we both hope to visit someday.

Meanwhile, the quarries seem to scream their pain and rage skyward. They’re meant for conversion to farmland, but truckloads of landfill and topsoil can’t keep pace with excavations. As the tour bus passes yet another crater, your guide smiles and assures you that there is enough limestone for at least two hundred more years of quarrying. The implication seems clear. Any event that will not occur during one’s lifetime warrants minimal concern.
Who Cares About a Bunch of Rocks in Malta?
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dori mondon
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May 23, 2018
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This is so depressing to read. My father’s family is from Malta, and we both hope to visit someday.
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Written by dori mondon1.3K Followers
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Compulsive storyteller. Typo fixer. Queerdo. Dog and kid mom. Digital DJ nerd. Ada Comstock scholar. I love coffee. A lot. https://ko-fi.com/djemme
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