Hi pal Rita's niece lives opposite that large farm building. What a view to wake up to every day. Hi Vanessa and Roderick, hope you two are well

My late sister in law used to have a flat in Upper Gardens....quite upmarket in the late 70s !!!

I used to prefer malta back until 2016, because then there was true maltese architecture, limestone buildings with colorful maltese balconies, now they are building gray and modern buildings which is getting sad and boring as it isnt that interesting anymore, thanks for the lovely video again! :)😁

Hi Steve thanks 😀for showing us this beautiful green area 💃enjoyed it /I have been very busy, 🙏because I moved into my new apartment in Xlendi 👌yeahhh .😬.but..i'ts hard work /! Lol ..from CopenhagenDK 🇩🇰

Nice wee walk out in the sticks there Steve, really enjoyed it. Thanks!!

Hey Steve , nice walk , it’s like night and day !! Lovely scenery then Fun side there if you want !!

Talk about a trip down memory lane !!! when you stated your walk that's where my family used to rent a villa for a month in the summers back in the late 70s over looking the valley and cow farm and to top it all the guy you started to talk to at end of video, i knew him years ago from Islington North London and have not seen him in many years, now i no where he's been. Lol Also where you started the walk is where the Magician of Malta used to live , he used to entertain at all the major hotels back in the day and was also on Maltese TV very often . If you went the other way when you started your walk and stayed above the valley it would of brought you to where you finished at the open air disco and Saint Julian Police station also you could of got to the path that goes down the middle of the valley as well . I had some very scary memorable nights as a teenager walking up the old dusty road from the disco up to the villa at San Gwan with people's dogs from the newly built villas on that old dusty road.

Thankyou enjoyed seeing places we never visit on holiday 🤣

Mary 🇦🇺👍 another great walk Steve ,thanks so much love them,❤️❤️🇲🇹❤️❤️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️👍👍👍

O.M.G. Too many buildings like a pigeon coop. you hit a dead end 😢

Hi Steve that was an excellent video and what an awesome green valley and enjoyed you showing us it into St Julian's. I really enjoyed the video so much. Thank you for making it.

Hi Steve, I would love to walk there no cars and crawled people. it’s nice and green right now until the summer comes to No pavement to walk which it is dangerous because you will be run over if you don’t watch it

Thanks Steve from Northern Ireland. I was in St Julian's this time last year.

Hi Steve, my auntie lives in st Julien's at ta Gorni ,use to go to keep her company as her husband was in the British navy . I remember the name of the might club place, never been but some of my friends use to go. Many memories of my childhood.cheers.

Steve you should write that book about all the pathways. You know more than anyone else. you have done more walking through Malta. It would be a great read with all your commentary

I love seeing Malta and Gozo green, I doubt that it was me, yet I was certainly thinking about telling you that, that there is still a lot of green in Malta during the winter, and that you should film it. Even though I don't care for Malta being built up so much, I think that people exaggerate, as if every single spot is over developed. In the winter it is more obvious the remaining green beauty, it being so much greener, especially in Gozo, if you find the right spots. Drought is partially why Malta and Gozo loose their green.

nice video

Another nice one Steve.

Malta is very green at the moment,it looks very nice.Always think you will not find your way back,but you do.🤔😊😊

Thanks Steve, watch them narrow footpaths , we need you, I did a bit of training at the Hilton way back , you always bump into subscribers, well done.

Thanks for risking life and limb to bring us another interesting video. Never knew that there was such a lovely valley so near to St Julians. Ive been to St Julians a few times but like you it's not really my cup of tea. Overcrowded and overpriced but the scenery is nice. Keep up the good work Steve, really enjoy all your videos and your cooking 👍

THAT WAS QUITE A WALK STEVE - from green San Gwann 🌿 🎄 to salty San Giljan 🏖 🌊. That round dry stone structure @ 5:30 is called a "GIRNA" (not "Mandra" as stated in another comment). Remember the "Tigullio" Disco Club 🕺🎶 🍻 very well. I notice it's still open for business 😲!! Two books 📚 about Malta walks I know of are : "Walking in Malta & Gozo" by Douglas Lockhart AND "Walking on Malta (incl Gozo & Comino) by Paddy Dillon.. THANKS STEVE 🚶 🎥 👏. Cheers 👍 🇲🇹 ♥ 🇪🇺 ™

Great video Steve…. I owe you a coffee when I’m back Nicky

Simmons Farsons Chisk were in competition with Double Diamond

you should visit it in the evening

Steve at the 21:58 mark on your video there looked to be a road to your right that might of taken you into the valley. Did you see what I am talking about?

@5:30. I believe that small round stone building is a "Mandra", which in my time was used as a holding pen for farm animals. You can imagine the filth,stench and chaos while the animals were in there. Therefore, the word "mandra" is more often used in colloquial maltese, especially by old timers such as I, as any dirty, chaotic place unfit for human habitation. My mum often used the term to describe the messy state us 9 kids made around the house 🙄. (In politics, a not so famous Labour Party leader of a bygone era used the term "Mandra Malta" in referring to Xandir Malta, the then National broadcaster, for allegedly being overtly biased against his party).