Gibraltar

The Rock of Gibraltar, one of the Pillars of Hercules, formerly marked the end of the world	Traffic from Spain waiting for a jet before crossing the runway at Gibraltar	Landport Tunnel	Gibraltar
Gibraltar was named Jabal Tariq in honor of the Moorish general Tariq ibn-Ziyad, who invaded Spain in 711	The British flag has been flying over Gibraltar since 1704	Gibraltar was ceded by Spain in the Treaty of Utrecht, 1713	The Atlas Mountains of Morocco, 24 km across the Straits of Gibraltar
Sunset across the bay from Gibraltar to Algeciras, Spain	Gibraltar - Governor's Residence	Summit of the Rock of Gibraltar	Rock of Gibraltar (423m/1388ft) looking north
Vegetation on the side of the Rock of Gibraltar	The runway of Gibraltar Airport and the marina	A 737 takes off from Gibraltar	World War II gun emplacements
Gibraltar, together with Malta, remained in British hands during World War II	A fortress has been carved out of the mountain	During the American Revolution, Spain laid an unsuccessful siege against the British at Gibraltar from 1779-1783	Gun emplacements from the 1779 tunnels are visible in the cliff face
Great Siege Tunnel, 1779	Moorish Castle, Gibraltar	Returning to La Linea, Spain	Gibraltar license plate G 6807 B (GBZ)
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