The lighthouse stand at the south of Caldey Island and was first lit in 1829. The tower is 17m high and the light can be seen 15 miles away.
Saturday, 9 April 2011
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2 comments:
There is something about a lighthouse which makes me sit up straight and pay attention! Wghen I was a kid, I had dreams of being a lighthouse keeper (which is slightly unusual for a girl growing up in the centre of England, miles and miles from the sea!)
Very nice!
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