Cape Trafalgar

"I hardly believed him, but sure enough, by Sunday morning out they came, and we met them off Cape Trafalgar early on Monday."

The sun had long set beyond the lighthouse at Cape Trafalgar.

A line joining Cape Trafalgar to Cape Spartel.

The Britannia was on a voyage to Gibraltar when she was torpedoed off Cape Trafalgar.

It was here at sea that Lord Nelson defeated the Spanish and French fleets off Cape Trafalgar in 1805.

There, in the same waters that washed round Cape Trafalgar, British ships had the enemy within range-and could not fire.

Near the soaring lighthouse of Cape Trafalgar, the waters often boil and churn because powerful currents are clashing here.

The battle took place near Cape Trafalgar (a cape is a piece of land sticking out into the sea), which is in southwest Spain.

The seabed off Cape Trafalgar, one of six marine sites being studied, is a favorite.

Did as well as Nelson did at Cape Trafalgar, better if you consider the fact that I am still alive.