Spain, Andalucía, Cádiz

Gibraltar Day Trip. Wednesday 15^th February 2006

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Google Earth	Comes Bus	Comes Bus	Comes Bus
Gibraltar Crossing	Gas Tanker	Algeciras Bay	Monument
Straits of Gibraltar	Barbery Ape	Caves	Caves
Caves	Caves	Caves	Caves
Barbery Ape	Caves	Caves	Caves
Caves	Ships at Gibraltar	Barbery ape	Ships at Gibraltar
Ships at Gibraltar	Ships at Gibraltar	Gas tanker	Gibraltar airport
Gibraltar airport	Gibraltar airport	Gibraltar airport	Gibraltar airport

We took the 9.30 bus to Algeciras and changed there for La Linea de la Concepción. From there we made our way on foot to the crossing point and then, like real tourists, took a guided tour by taxi to the caves, the peak where the monkeys are and the Siege tunnels. We passed the Botanico but didn't go in. We had lunch with Father Francis at an Italian restaurant behind the cathedral.

Fr Francis apologised in advance in case he was forgetful. We told him about the present we forgot to bring. It was just sherry. For lunch, Anne had pasta called Venus’ navel which was irresistible. Knowing how Fr Francis appreciates humourous stories, I’ll send him a book of East Anglian humour. That will be more appropriate anyway as he already had a mine of good stories including many Irish and East Anglian ones.

Neil forgot to take a photograph of Fr. Francis.

Gibraltar is full of history and very interesting. It is culturally diverse too. Christians, Jews and Muslims live together without apparent difficulty. Now if only the number of cars could be reduced it would be the perfect place.

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