Martin writes ... The campsite in Estapona offered us the chance to catch up on a few outstanding chores - esp. the biggest chore of sorting out the rear of the Landy so that we could gain access to the cupboards and all the essentials cooking items.
Rather than opt to pack up camp, we caught the local bus to the town of Estapona. This provided us with the opportunity to access email and to do some grocery shopping.
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The port of Gibraltar, owned and governed by the British was accessed via a border post. A quick flash of our British passports and we were through. There are no border formalities so the process was very quick and effortless.
A quick visit to Quick Fit tyre centre to check for any replacement tyres for Steve's landy was followed by a walk to the town square and a meal of fish & chips. Everything is very British in Gib, even payment in accepted in GB Pounds. The one awesome thing about Gib is the cheap fuel. Diesel only costs 0.46GBP compared to the 0.86GBP we pay in England.
) Debbie poised in thought |
) Steve pondering what awaits in Morocco |
) Michele contemplates Gibraltar |
) Tickets to Africa |
) The Keys to Gibraltar |
) Traffic jam exiting Gibraltar |
