We did go through two customs gates. I assume one was

Spanish (Ceuta) and the other Moroccan. Would the space

between them be the neutral zone. Lots of people were walking

toward Ceuta on the other side of the fence in my picture and I

recall comments by our guide that some of the commerce that

goes on is illegal. I suppose this could be in the neutral zone.

Jack

Great picture, and thanks for breaking this rule.

Any signs of the neutral zone around Ceuta?

Jesper

----- Original Message -----

From: Jack Parsell

To: Boundary Point

Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 5:54 AM

Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Ceuta

While on a guided tour in Spain in late April, our group was taken to Morocco one day. We took the ferry from Algesires,(across the bay from Gibraltar), to Ceuta. Then by bus to Tetuoen, Morocco for sightseeing and lunch, and later returned to mainland Spain. The top shot in the attached pictures is the north shore of Ceuta from the ferry. The lower picture is at the border returning from Morocco into Ceuta. We were told absolutely no pictures near the border, but I managed to get this one out of the bus window. I could not see any markings, monuments, posts or any evidence of exactly where the border was. Not allowed to get out of the bus to look around. Our passports were collected going into Morocco and returned when we went back into Ceuta. No stamps in the passports. It was a great trip with an excellent tour guide. Going to Ceuta was an added bonus since I thought we were going by ferry to Tangier rather than Ceuta. Jack
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