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St Brides Bay adventure
Lynmouth: the Rhenish Tower
Spark Plug ahoy!
AI, Herb style!
November frost at Dovestones
The Marella Discovery.
Coming into Portland, Maine, USA .
Autumn picnic
Guardian of the Rock
Park Seagulls
Portland Head Lighthouse
The night skies of Somerset
The Overflow
The south west coast path –start.
HBM-A Kendal bench in Winter
HBM~Winter comes to Kendal
Rural Wales
Rainbow walkers!
A read in the Fall
St Mary's Church, Oare
Lorna Doone Valley trail
Farewell to Portland Head Lighthouse
Manchester in Autumn mist
…… and the walk goes on.
“Allow me to introduce my family"
Lighthouse, Portland, Maine
The Marloes, Wales
HBM~ A bench for Autumn
A golden walk
The other side of the pond
Old metal Head says "HFF t'yer all".
The Cliff Walk of Newport, Rhode Island
The Old harbour, Minehead
Post card from America
The barn on the marsh
A fisherman of Minehead
Valley of the Rocks: The castle and tree
Old harbour and steps at Lynmouth
Ye olde steps
Lynton from Porlock Hill
Valley of the Rocks: Coastal path
Down on the canal at Diggle
Valley of the Rocks: Windblown lone tree.
A Post Card from Lynmouth
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Spring Point Ledge, Light house
Another lighthouse on this tour of three in Portland, Maine, USA. A longish run, skip and jump along this 900 metre breakwater after being warned that it was dangerous to walk on these slabs of natural stones. I took the risk after seeing quite a few families with young children also taking the same risk. Apparently, visitors can usually get inside and get the thrill of walking around the fenced verandas.
In the background we can see Fort Gorges built in 1858.
Built in 1898, Spring Point Ledge Light is a sparkplug lighthouse in Casco Bay, South Portland, that marks a dangerous reef on the west side of the main shipping channel into Portland Harbour. It is the only caisson-style light station in the United States. Visitors can walk to it, thanks to the breakwater built by the Army Corps of Engineer in 1950. It is still an active navigational aid, and was automated in the 20th century.
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In the background we can see Fort Gorges built in 1858.
Built in 1898, Spring Point Ledge Light is a sparkplug lighthouse in Casco Bay, South Portland, that marks a dangerous reef on the west side of the main shipping channel into Portland Harbour. It is the only caisson-style light station in the United States. Visitors can walk to it, thanks to the breakwater built by the Army Corps of Engineer in 1950. It is still an active navigational aid, and was automated in the 20th century.
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