Subject: Tierra & Mar<br/>
Date: Jul 17, 2002 @ 14:30<br/>
Author: Peter Smaardijk (Peter Smaardijk &lt;smaardijk@yahoo.com&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-467622298">I&#39;ve found a map in a book about the Spanish possessions on/off the<br/>
Moroccan coast (Robert R�zette, Les Enclaves Espagnoles au Maroc,<br/>
Nouvelles �ditions Latines, Paris 1976). The two islands, Tierra and<br/>
Mar, are called Tijzir�ne (or one of the two is, at least), and on this<br/>
(French?) map they are not Spanish, but Moroccan (judging by the<br/>
boundary that appears on the map).<br/>
<br/>
Considering the fact that they are very small and not inhabited, who<br/>
knows, they may be next after Perejil. On the other hand, they don&#39;t<br/>
look very safe when the waves are high...<br/>
<br/>
Peter S.<br/>
<br/>
PS In this book, the isthmus to the Pe��n de V�lez de la Gomera is<br/>
explained as the result of the building of a road.<br/>
<br/>
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