No, they don’t. They go to Flimkien Ghal Ambjent Ahjar, which uses them for obscure purposes.

The proceeds of the ghost tours and other interesting events go towards saving our environment. A good cause I’m sure you’ll agree with.

Oh hello, Charles A. Gauci. Goodness, yet another alter ego! You are SO creative.

Now you’re the one being crass and sounding like one of the old matrons you describe above. I made it clear I went to have fun. But once I was there I learnt history of Valletta, and I don’t regret it! It’s a good way to teach history to the young who’d run a mile from a book or documentary.

She does not enjoy any ‘privileged position’ or perks – while Din l-Art Helwa, Nature Trust and Ramblers have all been given top posts – or several in the case of DLH under PN – FAA have consistently turned down such offers under BOTH governments.

And they are certainly not going out of their way to endear themselves with this government – ‘Flimkien ghal Ambjent Ahjar accuses Government of failing in Environmental Governance’ –

http://www.independent.com.mt/articles/2015-10-01/local-news/Flimkien-Ghal-Ambjent-Ahjar-accuses-government-of-failing-in-environment-govarnance-6736142936

Yes, because I can’t stand ignorance in adults.

Going on a ghost tour to learn about the history of Valletta = crass ignorance.

Don’t be stuffy Daphne, I was there for a bit of fun, I got to learn more about our capital’s history in between the ghostly snippets, and I helped a good cause. Do you have a problem with that?

But it should occur to you that I don’t sit around all day waiting for Carmel Bonello’s comments to come in so that I can upload them immediately.

Please don’t tell me you believe in ghosts.