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The Century-Old Sailboat that Navigates the Mediterranean Thanks to an Old Telephone Pole

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Where the Pyrenees plunge into the Mediterranean Sea, some rocks resist submergence. The water reaches great depths close to the coast, and even so, some islets protrude, like perennial icebergs. Two of these islets are located at the tip of Cap de Creus, near the lighthouse: s’Encalladora and la Massa d’Or (or Maça d’Oros).
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Where the Pyrenees plunge into the Mediterranean Sea, some rocks resist submergence. The water reaches great depths close to the coast, and even so, some islets protrude, like perennial icebergs. Two of these islets are located at the tip of Cap de Creus, near the lighthouse: s’Encalladora and la Massa d’Or (or Maça d’Oros).

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Ara.cat broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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