When I look at the area, it turns out that Pointe des Espagnols is the extreme tip of the Roscanvel Peninsula, which itself comes off the Crozon Peninsula eg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/65/Iroise_sea_map-en.svg
If we add say Pointe des Capucins & Point de Cornouaille, it would all be a perfect example of the " > OK, how about "A natural=cape can be part of a natural=peninsula, a natural=peninsula can be part of a larger natural=peninsula, but a natural=peninsula cannot be part of a natural=cape"? Or: 'A natural=cape can be part of a natural=peninsula, but a natural=peninsula cannot be part of a natural=cape. However, a natural=peninsula can be part of a larger natural=peninsula.'?" description! Thanks Graeme On Tue, 22 Jan 2019 at 09:13, Christoph Hormann <o...@imagico.de> wrote: > this might still be read as there being > necessarily a 1:1 relationship between a natural=cape and a > natural=peninsula (and your illustration therefore showing Pointe des > Espagnols but not Pointe des Capucins). > >
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