Crete, Greece, 12 October 2018.
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Looking across Chania Harbour.
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Giali Tzami (Mosque of the Seaside).
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Street musicians.
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Elegant harbour-side transport, with a female driver aged maybe eight.
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Chania lighthouse.
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Near our lodging on the first night.
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Main hall, Archaeological museum of Chania.
Archaeological Museum of Chania.
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Roman mosaic featuring Dionysus and Ariadne.
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The mosaic further on in the main hall.
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Remains of a Venetian lion.
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The Presentation of the Virgin Mary Holy Metropolitan Church.
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Streetscape with cat.
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No. 27.
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The lock of a door.
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On the street.
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Old door.
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Passing by an old façade.
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Ottoman Mosque of the Sultan Ibrahim Han, formerly the Catholic Cathedral of St Nicholas.
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Councillor’s residence, possible mausoleum and Mosque of the Sultan Ibrahim Han.
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The square openings in the walls were presumably emplacements for cannon.
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Cannons not currently in use.
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The remains of a series of food storerooms and water cisterns.
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Ottoman era. I suspect these are tombstones.
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The old Venetian harbour and lighthouse.
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Murray Foote 
I always have a favourite. This post makes it hard but I’ll go with the cat.
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There are a couple of situations where I need a theme image for the post. The cat was one I contemplated. The other two were the next image, No. 27, and the first one of Chania Harbour.
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