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The southernmost point of mainland Europe is in Spain, at the punta de Tarifa. Sadly, Spanish have put a military basis there, apparently a deserted one, so it's a good half-of-kilometer of forbidden land that keep you from getting to the bottom of these geographical things.

Julia hitting the most southern point of mainland Europe you can reach by pushchair, July 2016.
The frontier between the Ocean and the Ria Formosa, the south tip of Portugal, May 2017.

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 The southernmost point of mainland Europe is in [[Spain]], at the ''punta de Tarifa''. Sadly, Spanish have put a military basis there, apparently a deserted one, so it's a good half-of-kilometer of forbidden land that keep you from getting to the bottom of these geographical things.
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 File:Farol-Culatra-May2017.jpg|The frontier between the Ocean and the Ria Formosa, the south tip of [[Portugal]], May 2017.
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-== See also ==
-{{pet}} [[Blog:Fabrice/The_peace_Nobel_prize_2012|The peace Nobel prize 2012]] on my [[blog]].