Tales of a Maltese Village - Martin, Roy
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The story continues when Harry goes to the Dogs. His dream of setting up his greyhound kennels and racing the dogs at the Ta Qali stadium become a reality with the help of his loyal friends George, Aris and Pawlu and with the support of his sister Joan and brother in law Angus, this is the fascinating tale of their adventures, their successes, their misgivings and their joys. It is ten years since Ho Chi and Do Chi opened their bar in ¿al Luqa and much has happened. The kennels have been established at Dingli Cliffs, the stadium built at Ta Qali, Harry's whippets have produced their first…mehr

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The story continues when Harry goes to the Dogs. His dream of setting up his greyhound kennels and racing the dogs at the Ta Qali stadium become a reality with the help of his loyal friends George, Aris and Pawlu and with the support of his sister Joan and brother in law Angus, this is the fascinating tale of their adventures, their successes, their misgivings and their joys. It is ten years since Ho Chi and Do Chi opened their bar in ¿al Luqa and much has happened. The kennels have been established at Dingli Cliffs, the stadium built at Ta Qali, Harry's whippets have produced their first litter, Bungalow has learnt how to drive, Tonio and Sandra give birth, the ample Marrella enjoys her fame, Fart causes despair and Harry's dogs have mixed success. A delightful tale, full of good humour often hilarious, unexpected excitement and happiness. An easy to read commentary of life in a small village, on a small island in a large sea. My beloved island
Autorenporträt
Roy Henry Martin, born in Kent in England is married to Lucy. They were married in Malta in 1963 and have three daughters, Yvonne, Sarah and Tania and a son Andrei. They have eight grand children and six great grandchildren. Having served as a photographer in the RAF, most of which time was spent in Malta, he continued to work in the photographic retail trade. Now retired in Malta, he is kept busy by his involvement in a number of organisations.