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THE SUN CAN BE YOUR FRIEND OR YOUR WORST NIGHTMARE
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ROCKARIA 208 reviews
I Lead by example...wear a hat & Suncream barrier

Mostly in summer some Visitors to our island tend to take it for granted and do not protect adequetly against the harmfull rays of the sun.
This could lead to a severe sun burn and other skin illness if the right precautions are not taken.....so in the summer months get a hat....grease yourself well with suncream ....wear sunglasses....drink a lot of liquids....wear light clothing....and stay as much as possible in the shade or under an umbrella....if you do not want to feel and look like a roasted chicken that is!!

Written Mar 6, 2005

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Drive a car only when you are a bit crazy
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Driving in Malta is dangerous, crossing a street too.

When you drive in Malta it might help when you are a bit crazy. Malta drivers have a bad habit: they don't care about driving on the left side of the street. They drive where there might be a shade or where the holes in the streets are not so big - and they know each hole in the streets!

So take care and consider that you can get to the most places very comfortable with a bus.

Written Aug 15, 2004

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