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East Pier Lighthouse, Whitby (for Pam) - (HFF everyone)
HFF 26/7/2019
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Whitby East Pier Light (or 'Whitby East Breakwater Light), was built in 1854. The stone built lighthouse stands 55 foot high ( approx 16 mtrs) and had a light visible from 8 miles (approx 13 km). The lighthouse is grade II listed by Historic England.
The cliffs on the right form the Abbey Headland. The coastal path passes along these cliffs towards the Saltwick Nab promontory.
(1 x PiP)
Whitby East Pier Light (or 'Whitby East Breakwater Light), was built in 1854. The stone built lighthouse stands 55 foot high ( approx 16 mtrs) and had a light visible from 8 miles (approx 13 km). The lighthouse is grade II listed by Historic England.
The cliffs on the right form the Abbey Headland. The coastal path passes along these cliffs towards the Saltwick Nab promontory.
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