And has British shop brands, British road signs, traffic lights, a UK post code, I’ve been there walking through it feels so weird, like if Britain was in the med.
the constituency? That's strange. Looking into it, they voted differently to the entire rest of SWE in 2 out of 3 elections that they took part in. Can't say I'm surprised, priorities would be different down there.
The one of the shopping streets even looks similar to one of the ones in Lancaster. Similar paving and layout, and the. Of course, the exact same shops.
It was very strange, especially as other bits of it lean more Mediterranean, such as the light colour houses.
It’s a bit of a mix, some Spanish style architecture with a lot of British architecture. Noticeably the governors residence looks like it could be straight out of Britain.
I lived and worked in Gibraltar, the morrisons there (where I worked) accepted GBP, Euros and US dollars. It could be a massive pain sometimes because we would have to calculate the exchange rates when people came to buy goods.
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u/[deleted] Oct 29 '24
Gibraltar uses GBP.