Fl(4)20s43m25M & F.R.19M13m Dia(1)30s   1 comment

Portland Bill Lighthouse

Today I finally completed the chapter on the Isle of Portland, that I seem to have been working on forever.

Yesterday we paddled around the Isle of Portland. As always, the highlight was rounding Dorset’s most southerly point, Portland Bill. The Portland Bill lighthouse is just a few metres above the water, tapers attractively and is brightly striped. This is what lighthouses look like in children’s books. This is what all lighthouses will look like, once I am Prime Minister.

Portland Bill Lighthouse

Portland Bill Lighthouse

Posted April 22, 2007 by MRY in Isle of Portland, Lighthouses

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