The Rock of Gibraltar

... in Morocco. Pictures and more info to follow, you poor saps, but wanted to give you the update. We ventured to the top of the Rock of Gibraltar earlier this afternoon. And saw the monkeys. Yes, Jarrod, I made friends with them. If in fact there are ...

... is a British Dependancy, so back into pounds and British road signs, but they don't drive on the left. From the distance the Rock of Gibraltar looks impressive, but once you're there it isn't anything special, or so we thought. So after stocking up on ...

... scenery kinda dismal but asides from that it seemed to be a popular bicycle route.  hmm.  to get onto the rock of gibraltar you ride across the airport runway. pretty weird and unfortunately we didn't see the runway in action.  ...

Just a short, 45-minute drive from our house in Estepona was the Rock of Gibraltar. On a clear day, we could see the outline of the huge mountain in the distance, so we made a day trip to get a closer look. Gibraltar is a province of the UK, so they do ...

... for him to sit. I was immediately assailed with request to face every person who had a camera. I was now an attraction on the Rock of Gibraltar. Our guide patiently waited for all of the members of the tour to take a picture, then he waved his hand at the ...

... a tiny tourist beach resort was an odd place for a Jewish study and identity tour.  But in a few hours on the Rock of Gibraltar, we quickly convinced them that our arrival in Gibraltar on Friday afternoon to prepare for Shabbat was brilliant. The ...

Hello from the REAL rock of Gibralter!  We've been here all day, bunkering (getting gas) smack in the middle between Europe and Africa in the Straight of Gibralter.   ...

... really rose. As it got brighter and brighter outside, the fog got thicker and thicker so that at best all I could see of the Rock of Gibraltar was enough to know I couldn't really see it. Of course all the camera could see was a nice wash of general gray ...

... us in Gibraltar, or Blighty Jr.  Everything was so clean and orderly and English...of course.  Our goal was to visit the Rock of Gibraltar, "Gib", and make it back to La Linea in time to catch the 4:15 bus back to Seville.   We took a ...

... even though we learn about English history, I don't remember Gibraltar ever rating a mention... except I did hear about 'The Rock of Gibraltar' but I never knew any details. Another trip across the border for internet and then back so I could shower ...

... fuel and shopping are a great value. We visited the Gibraltar siege tunnels, where over 32 kilometers of tunnels were carved into the Rock of Gibraltar. So, it turns out the Rock of Gibraltar isn't that solid after all. We also visited the Keep, the one ...

... the 45 min journey. We were so worried that weŽd miss our stop, we shouldn't have bothered you canŽt miss the ROCK of Gibraltar! WOW! What a sight...its pretty amazing! We walked across the boarder, showing our passports to immigration, then got onto ...

... the weather turned winter again. I got up for my 11:00 pm - 2:00 am watch and had the incredible view of the Rock of Gibraltar off our starboard bow. We had 15 miles to go to the entrance of Gibraltar Harbor and had lots of tanker traffic in the shipping ...

The Rock of Gibraltar is only 3 sq. miles in area but it offers a military strong point. Europe is only 8 miles from Africa & the straits are 36 miles long. Whoever controls Gibraltar & the harbor is in a good position to control the passage between the ...

... , and Cockney accents - but with great weather. We took a bus around the city, and then took a cable car to the top of the Rock of Gibraltar. And what a Rock! We could see forever from up there.  To the south were the mountains of Morocco, in Africa. ...

This is the location for the Rock of Gibraltar, England.... which is in the middle of the Costal Del Sol, Spain! bryan and vivian clouds, frowns, sunshine and smiles!

... and there was no doubt in my mind which way I had to go - there was a HUGE rock about 500m to my left. The Rock of Gibraltar. I walked down to the border (or Frontier as it's called), attempted to flash my passport but they just waved me through... ...

... '. All round the world our term for a seriously large or impressive rock formation was 'a big chunka'. Now this one was the 'Rock of Gibraltar' - totally on it's own and sticking out way above the land around it. Turning off the A7 towards 'La Linea' ...

... ; It sucks but there really is nothing we can do about it so we just have to be flexible.  I was able to see the rock of Gibraltar and take some pictures of it but we were not allowed to get off the ship.  Apparently there are monkeys that live ...

... walked back across the street to the bus station and hopped on the local bus that heads around the bay to Gibraltar. I knew the rock of Gibraltar was known to the ancient sailors as one of the Pillars of Hercules, but the pictures on the Internet just don ...