Set the scene.
Visit Gozo traces Nadur to nadar: observing at length or keeping guard. Its eastern hilltop location makes that meaning easy to picture.
Here’s the twist.
There is another communications clue nearby. The British built Ta’ Kenuna Tower in 1848 as a telegraph link between Malta and Gozo.
Why it still matters.
Imagine the difference between watching a horizon and sending a message across it. The village landscape lets you compare two ways of staying connected.
🧠 One to think about +
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