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The Rock
... The population of this British colony (since 1713) is 30,000. In the 1960’s Spain tried to lay claim to Gibraltar and the United Nations ruled that this be so. The British government said no way ....unless it was the wish of the people. In the referendum the people voted overwhelmingly in favour of the status quo. I think the vote to become Spanish was about 40.
You can read all this in the history books folks – today is about Jo ...
Daytrip to Gibraltar
... for a little bit before heading back across the border. There wasn't really too much else to do, so thanks Gabby for recommending it as a daytrip only, it worked out perfectly! As I walked back across the airstrip there was a plane loading, not too far away from getting ready to takeoff, so I was lucky to get across in time and not get held up and miss my bus. I got the bus back to Algerciras, then the train back to Ronda and it was ...
Gibraltar
... in ga takrat,ko avion pristaja, ustavijo. Na žalost midva nisva videla nobenega.
Sicer pa ko hodiš po mestu, mimogrede, bilo je čez 20 stopinj, sem imela občutek, da sem v Angliji, trgovine so iste, ljudje čisto angleški, plačuješ s funti- če jih nimaš ti evre kar pošteno zaračunajo...Za doživeti.
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Yeah, went to the UK today.
... so that will be interesting. We’re already planning our cussing brigade when we see them because it was so funny to watch.
After the fish and chips, we debated going up to see the monkeys. But, we learned from the Pennsylvania family and the waitress that it’s a 10 euro entry fee, then some other random 15 euro fee to get up there, and blah blah blah…. And the waitress said she did ...
A Monkey Jumped on my head
Spectacular! One of a kind...You can see Africa and Spain all through a single camera lenses. It is where the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean meet right in front of your eyes. There are monkeys (Barbary Macaques) roaming freely. They are friendly; they jumped on me a few times (videos attached). John Lennon and Yoko Ono were married here.
The Barbary Macaques (monkeys) are a protected species and you can be fined 500 euros for feeding them. They ...
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