The Chalk Tower
Built in 1670 near to Flamborough Head. But some resources think it may have only ever been a watch Tower, rather than a lighthouse.
Eilean Glas Lighthouse 2.
An interesting location, well worth the walk to visit.
Akaroa Heads Lighthouse
South Island New Zealand.
Bean Rock Lighthouse New Zealand.
Bean Rock Lighthouse in Auckland Harbour.
Cape Reinga Lighthouse.
The lighthouse was built in 1941 and first lit during May of that year. As you can see it is a popular tourist attraction.
Cape Reinga Lighthouse
Cape Reinga Lighthouse North Island New Zealand.
Stirling Point Lighthouse.
This Lighthouse is at Bluff on the South Island of New Zealand. Showing the only NZ aluminium smelter in the background.
Nugget Point Lighthouse New Zealand.
The Nuggets and the path to the Lighthouse.
Timaru Lighthouse.
South Island New Zealand. It has been moved to this position and restored.
Whitby East Pier Lighthouse.
East pier lighthouse, built in 1855, it is 54 feet (16.5 m) high
Whitby Lighthouses.
Whitby Harbour Entrance West and East pier lighthouses.
Isle Ornsay Lighthouse
The Ornsay Lighthouse is actually sited on a nearby islet called Eilean Sionnach. It was first lit in 1857, and automated just over a century later in 1962.
Souter Lighthouse.
Souter Lighthouse was never automated, decommissioned in 1988. Now part of the National Trust.
St. Marys Lighthouse 3.
With just a hint of a reflection.
Port Ellen Lighthouse
Port Ellen Lighthouse, "Carraig Fhada" in Scottish Gaelic.
Neist Point Lighthouse
Neist Point Lighthouse on the Isle of Skye was first lit on 1 November 1909.
Loch Indaal (Rubh' an Duin) Lighthouse, Islay.
The Paps of Jura in the right hand side background.
Port Ellen Lighthouse Square composition.
Sunseting over the Summer Isle.
With the Rhue Lighthouse adding some foreground interest.
Rhue Lighthouse
WIth the sun setting ofver the Summer Isles.
Saint Marys Lighthouse
Let there be light
Herd Groyne Lighthouse
River Tyne, South Shields.
It's in there somewhere!
South Gare Lighthouse.
A bit of a splash on the Spring Tides.
