Page 2: Costa de la Luz
Cádiz cathedral, early morning
Mary at Tarifa (southernmost point of mainland Europe)
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)
A watchtower at Tarifa (from which merchants would look out for ships laden with treasure arriving from the New World)
This 10km beach west of Tarifa is called Playa de los Lances – we never knew we had a beach named after us!
The modern version of Don Quixote: forests of windmills on the windy hills behind Tarifa
Gibraltar from La Línea
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)
Barbary ape with baby
St Michael's cave, Gibraltar, a natural cavern big enough to contain a concert hall
Part of the huge system of man-made tunnels in Gibraltar: there are 70km of tunnels, which still house a major British military base