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The Beachy Head lighthouse, viewed from the clifftops, Sussex, UK. It was built in 1902 and replaced an older lighthouse, the Belle Tout lighthouse, that was located on top of the cliffs. The older lighthouse could not always be seen in fog or when low clouds covered the cliff tops, a serious impediment to the function of a lighthouse.
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8 comments

The Limbo Connection said:

An excellent picture, very nicely composed of four distinct sections to frame your main subject. Seldom is it done as well as this. Plus we get an interesting history to illuminate us. Thank you!
4 months ago

William Sutherland said:

Gorgeous capture and lighthouse!
4 months ago

@ngélique ❤️ said:

magnifique vue *****************belle soirée mon ami !
4 months ago ( translate )

Xata said:

Proposed this fine photo to Pam’s group, she misses lighthouses and seaside…
4 months ago

Pam J said:

ooohh myyyy !!

THIS BRINGS BACK SO MANY GOOD MEMORIES !!

IT WAS PROBABLY THE CAUSE OF MY LIGHTHOUSE FANCINATION !

BEACHY HESD AND THE WHITE CLIFFS WERE SO MUCH A PART OF MY CHILDHOOD

I AM A LONDON LASS AND WE LIVED IN KENT !!

I AM SO DESPERATELY HOMESICK THIS PHOTO BRING ME THE SOUND AND SMELL OF THE SEA.

THANKYOU
4 months ago

Andrew Trundlewagon replied to Pam J:

Hi Pam, I am really pleased that you enjoyed these pictures. It is a very beautiful part of the country. I can relate to the homesickness; I was born a little North of London (Watford) but spent many years in Sussex before the "uncertain vagaries of life" led me to settle in Canada. All the very best wishes, Andrew
4 months ago

Cheryl Kelly (cher12… said:

Wonderful composition and capture!
2 weeks ago ( translate )
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