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25.01.2022 Beautiful Lens, similar to Cape Leeuwen
23.01.2022 Galway-based filmmaker and photographer Hugh Sweeney started out in the field of fine art and worked in the graphics industry as a designer and manufacturer for... 15 years. After starting to make short films as a hobby in 2010, Hugh then made the leap and turned his hobby into his career. He now works as a full-time videographer and photographer focusing on providing high-quality striking visuals for all kinds of companies across Ireland and overseas. As well as commercial work projects, Hugh continues to produce his own content and has a popular YouTube channel dedicated to his own work, as well as to the art of filmmaking itself. Hugh also has a keen interest in the outdoors and nature and has found that his love of filmmaking has brought him even closer to it.
22.01.2022 My one non-lighthouse post of the year. Covid has put a stop to the normal doorknock so doing it tough this year. Help out if you can electronically :) To donate, go to: http://ow.ly/4OU350zOlm9
21.01.2022 The announcement you've all been waiting for - the Cape Schanck Lighthouse is resuming tours of the 1859 Lighthouse, Museum and adding Lighthouse keeper Cottage... tours from Saturday 19 December 2020. Yay!!!! We're keeping everyone safe with our COVID Safe practices on all tours, with social distancing and our cleaning regime. Please note masks must be worn inside all buildings. Tours are for a maximum 4 people, and will run from 10am to 4pm with our experienced tour guides and historians. $14 Adult, $8 Child, $40 Family (2 Adults, 2 Children) Register at the Red Cottage. Tickets available online on Facebook events or from www.trybooking.com search Cape Schanck. More information and dates will be posted soon. Enquiries contact Janice Haynes, The Lady of History PH: 0407 348 478, email: [email protected] The Lady of History RACV Cape Schanck Resort Views Cape Schanck, Boutique Hotel. Ace-Hi Mornington Peninsula Kids I Love The Mornington Peninsula #helloagain #visitvictoria See more
20.01.2022 7 years since my trip to England/Jersey/France to research for my book. wow time flies. South Stack in Wales was beautiful but I didn't venture down to it in the snow which was more ice than snow. On my own I might have been found in Spring.
18.01.2022 Construction of Beachy Head lighthouse
17.01.2022 Not every lighthouse is a First Order, but they don't have to be. Some of the smaller lights are amongst my favourites, and it wasn't just the flashiest that served a purpose, they all had the same. I came across this quaint little tower on the Glenelg to Skye Ferry in Scotland. Nice. Hope the links back to the original posters work. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10208585523610962&set=g.83543034457&type=1&theater&ifg=1... https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1017523851695393&set=gm.10154259448894458&type=1&theater
15.01.2022 Not Australia, but a first order lens is worth a look no matter where it is... beautiful video work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKGRbKyfs0s
12.01.2022 https://mvmagazine.com//2/05/01/have-you-seen-light-friend?
12.01.2022 The plaque on the Cook Memorial at Point Hicks and the beautiful staircase. First time I visited here we all had to take our shoes off to go up the tower. (Staircase image: AMSA)
07.01.2022 As the light turns at Cape Byron... Thanks to a generous AMS technician for sharing.
07.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/598881446791318/posts/3259701727375930/
07.01.2022 Something to do in your covid-19 isolation. Try a jigsaw. Easy - Kiama 90 pieces https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=3e1dbe14f9c6... Less Easy - Macquarie 180 pieces https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=31edf2b37d56 Least Easy - Cape Byron 300 pieces https://www.jigsawplanet.com/?rc=play&pid=23cf5a60cd52 You'll find a button on the left hand edge that will show the completed image.
05.01.2022 A nice descriptive video
03.01.2022 If I could spend some time at Fastnet, it wouldn't be whinging about isolation :)
03.01.2022 We're still open! The demand for travel maps is a bit lower than usual, but we have loads of other stuff. Lots of intersting books to entertain yourself with, k...ids books, wall maps or, you know, travel things to plan for the other side of all this! We'll be open until they tell us not to be. We can take orders online or over the phone to post out. Or we can do drive by pickups so you don't have to leave the car. Or you can come in, whatever you're comfortable with!
03.01.2022 Captain Cook's discovery of our home Australia is all but ignored these days. 250 years ago today (or yesterday its your choice, but that's another story) at Point Hicks https://www.facebook.com/MarkLathamsOutsiders/posts/3704412812933364
02.01.2022 Sad to see ... I wonder if this was the USA. I think there it would've been relocated some time ago.
02.01.2022 This would look lovely in my lounge room ...
01.01.2022 Its a good time to join Lighthouses of Australia.
