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Lighthouses of the world
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Lighthouses of the world
There are over 20,000 functioning ligIhthouses around the world. I have seen about 75 of them over the years.
Many of them on the Pacific coast and the Great Lakes
Sorry it took so long to set up this next topic!
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""This is the Currituck Beach lighthouse in North Carolina. It is one of visitors favorites to climb, and the beaches there are incredible. If you have a four-wheel drive vehicle, you can drive right on the beach, and sometimes youโre blessed enough to see the wild horses.
The first couple of floors as you enter this beacon, is like a museum. It is incredibly maintained by the town.
The original first order fresnal lens still shines brightly. Check out my picture of it with the sun shining on it."
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A.L.๐ผ๐ผThe Cape Lookout lighthouse located on the southern Outer Banks of North Carolina is one of the very few lighthouses that operate during the day. It became fully automated in 1950.
Photo credit: Gordon๐ท
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We were here a few years agoโฆ.it is awe inspiring, and still has the original Fresnel lens! The local people shared with us that there had been an attempt to replace this with some newfangled type of lens, but that there were rousing protests, and the idea was abandoned.
This is located in a breathtaking county with ancient roots, and well worth the trip. I believe that, if you were to just google, โDownpatrick Irelandโ, youโll see what I mean! ๐
Thanks Dave!
~ Lisa ๐โ๏ธ ๐ฐ
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