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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. | 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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== See also == | == See also == | ||
{{pet}} [[Blog:Fabrice/The_peace_Nobel_prize_2012|The peace Nobel prize 2012]] on my [[blog]]. | {{pet}} [[Blog:Fabrice/The_peace_Nobel_prize_2012|The peace Nobel prize 2012]] on my [[blog]]. | ||
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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.
See also
The peace Nobel prize 2012 on my blog.