Black Nore Lighthouse
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michael bennett
Shoot with care
Lots of mud and seaweed which can be slippery wellington’s or good footwear recommended .
About this spot
A tapered cylindrical lighthouse Black Nore Lighthouse is one of only 2 ‘Pepperpot’ Lighthouses in the British Isles. Built in 1894 to guide ships through the Severn estuary to Bristol harbour it is now a grade II listed building. The lighthouse is built from cast iron and it’s light is now deactivated . The lighthouse was originally powered by gas.
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