Dad wrote that he took a bus around island This is the main terminal. Go anywhere from here	These temples are older than Stonehenge or the Pyramids
Our first stop was the interpretative center - one of the best we have ever visited. A 3D movie provided an overview of the area over time
Hagar Qim	Mnajdra
This preview was useful in identifying the islet of Filfla off the coast of the temple
	This lizard is unique to Filfla which is now off limits except for study by professionals
	When these temples were discovered, they concluded that they must have been built by Giants The first excavations began in the early 20th century By the 1950s their true age was determined Conservation and further exploration is ongoing since 2004
Hagar Qim had a commanding view of the countryside and the island of Filfla
This way in - The audio guide was very thorough
	There are many doorways, windows and elliptical holes in the stones There purpose was either functional or ceremonial or related to the astrological events
	This window provided a view of Filfla Islet
	This stone weighs over 70 tons
	Walking from Hagar Qim to Mnajdra is 1/3 of a mile all downhill
That third of a mile is a lot harder going back uphill
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