After a short break in Sevilla I rode to Algeciras which is where you get the ferry to Ceuta a Spanish exclave in Morocco. I was informed by another bike rider that this was the easiest way to enter Morocco as opposed to getting a ferry direct to Tangier.
Gibraltar is located opposite Algeciras across the Bay of Gibraltar about a 30 min ride. The Rock as it is known is under British rule, the currency is the pound and they have their own distinctive notes but they drive on the right.
The ride from Sevilla to Algeciras
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- That bull is following me
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- Who is this guy
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- Solar farms
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- Wind farms
Day trip to Gibraltar from Algeciras
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- The rock as seen from Algeciras Harbour
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- The Rock
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- Immigration, bikes jump the queue
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- Defense
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- 100 ton gun
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- 2 ton shell
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- Big
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- Gun
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- Look out
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- One way
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- Defense
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- Upper Rock Nature Reserve
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- On the left is a shortcut to the bottom
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- Gibraltar Bay
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- St.Michael’s Cave
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- St.Michael’s Cave
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- St.Michael’s Cave
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- St.Michael’s Cave
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- Steep everywhere
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- Downhill
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- The infamous runway
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- With a road running through it
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- The Great Siege Tunnels
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- More guns
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- Moorish Castle
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- Moorish Castle
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- More tunnels
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- Main street
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- The oldest pub in Gibraltar
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- Steak & Ale pie and a pint of Bitter
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- Bikes everywhere
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- The runway
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- Control Tower
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- Gibraltar Bay
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- The camera bent the runway
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- Gibraltar money
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Reblogged this on Smriti "Simmi" D. Isaac. Creating, collecting, and sharing thoughts and ideas. And learning along the way. and commented:
Ride on, Chris!
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Hi Chris good to see you enjoying yourself and having a great time all the best regards and ride safe Firhad
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Thanks Firhad, I do my best hahaha
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