Subject: Ceuta<br/>
Date: Jun 11, 2002 @ 03:54<br/>
Author: Jack Parsell (&quot;Jack Parsell&quot; &lt;jparsell@northnet.org&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1565003446">While on a guided tour in Spain in late April,<br/>
our group was taken to Morocco one day.  We took <br/>
the ferry from Algesires,(across the bay from <br/>
Gibraltar), to Ceuta.  Then by bus to Tetuoen,<br/>
Morocco for sightseeing and lunch, and later<br/>
returned to mainland Spain.<br/>
<br/>
The top shot in the attached pictures is the <br/>
north shore of Ceuta from the ferry.  The lower <br/>
picture is at the border returning from Morocco<br/>
into Ceuta. We were told absolutely no pictures <br/>
near the border, but I managed to get this one <br/>
out of the bus window.  I could not see any <br/>
markings, monuments, posts or any evidence of<br/>
exactly where the border was. Not allowed to get <br/>
out of the bus to look around.  Our passports <br/>
were collected going into Morocco and returned <br/>
when we went back into Ceuta.  No stamps in the<br/>
passports. <br/>
<br/>
It was a great trip with an excellent tour guide.<br/>
Going to Ceuta was an added bonus since I thought <br/>
we were going by ferry to Tangier rather than <br/>
Ceuta.<br/>
<br/>
Jack</div>