Page 2: Costa de la Luz
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Cádiz cathedral, early morning
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Mary at Tarifa (southernmost point of mainland Europe)
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Tarifa harbour, looking across the Straits of Gibraltar to Jebel Musa in Morocco (the mountain in the distance; it is one of the two "pillars of Hercules" guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean, the other one being Gibraltar)
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A watchtower at Tarifa (from which merchants would look out for ships laden with treasure arriving from the New World)
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This 10km beach west of Tarifa is called Playa de los Lances – we never knew we had a beach named after us!
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The modern version of Don Quixote: forests of windmills on the windy hills behind Tarifa
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Gibraltar from La Línea
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Gibraltar must be the only place with a level crossing where a main road crosses an airport runway (beyond the airport is the Spanish border and the town of La Línea)
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Barbary ape with baby
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St Michael's cave, Gibraltar, a natural cavern big enough to contain a concert hall
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Part of the huge system of man-made tunnels in Gibraltar: there are 70km of tunnels, which still house a major British military base