Did you spot runway?Originally Posted by struth
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Did you spot runway?
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Yeah it runs down side of marina into the bay. Just gotta hope the plane stops
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My father was stationed in Gibraltar during the war. He was a sheet metal worker in the REME (the Army engineers), and during his stay made a silver chalice/vase for the garrison church. When I visited the church I would have liked to have seen it, but I couldn't and there was no-one around to ask.
Gibraltar is a strange place - quaintly British with red phone boxes, letter boxes, and all the shops there that you see in this country: M&S; W H Smith, as well as traditional English pubs.
We were there on a Sunday, so went to a pub for the traditional Sunday roast, apple pie and custard and a pint or two of London Pride ale.
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We had a day out in Gibraltar, with a pub lunch and a clear view across to north Africa. Couldn't decide if I liked the place. Great views from up on the rock, but we were warned those barbary macaques are bad buggers and not to be messed with.
Have they sorted the runway yet? What they had was mental, but there were plans to run the road under the runway iirc.
I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in
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Was poorly last couple of days so didn’t get much sightseeing done. Few random shots I did get.
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Sorry to hear that Roy, hope it didn't put too much of a dampener on your holiday.Was poorly last couple of days so didn’t get much sightseeing done.
We crossed into Gibralter from Spain, and the above two photos remind me of my visit.
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Thanks Barry.
It was down to a chest infection and the adverse reaction of my digestive system to the anti biotics I was taking for it (I was frightened to cough).
Was impressed with being able to get back from Heathrow on the Elizabeth line for free on my over sixties oyster
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Did you go in the caves, Roy?
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Unfortunately not Martin.
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I don't actually know if you can go in them. Saw a TV show about them not that long ago.
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