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Built in 1821 but inactive for many years. The round stone tower is 49 feet tall. Located at the end of a pier on Salt Island at the north entrance to Holyhead's old harbor.
Built in 1835 by the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board,, although the station was established in 1779. The structure looks more like a castle than a lighthouse. The lantern room is at ground level with an observation window just above, all in the front of the castellated main building. The whole structure is surrounded by a high stone wall. The light signal is a white light, 8 seconds on and 2 off.
The lighthouse was transferred to Trinity House in 1973 and sold and made into a B and B in 2000.
Located on Point Lynas about one mile from the village of Llaneilian..
Gotcha! New railway station signage in the WLS typeface from 1996 below, good old Helvetica on top.
For those of you who are not familiar with German-Railway-speak: Hbf stand for Hauptbahnhof, which means main station.
This is a stock image coz I'm rubbish at taking pictures of boxed dolls, and, I'm not planning to remove from the box any time soon.
Ellen Hegarty, Brid Cahill and Sarah Power at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Wadada Leo Smith's Organic Resonance
Live at Firehouse 12 - Friday, April 17, 2009
Photo by Daniel Fine
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Close-up view.
Built in 1821, but inactive since 1922. This was the first of many lighthouses designed by James Walker, and has a unique design making it an architectural landmark. The round tower is 56 feet tall and rises from the center of a 2 story round keeper's house. The lighthouse was bought by a private party and converted into a Bed and Breakfast (B and B) in 1987. It was later offered for sale at one million pounds when the original buyer wished to retire, but was not sold.
Located on the west side of the river Usk where it flows into the river Severn estuary about 4 miles south of Newport.
John Dempsey in the WLS studios in Chicago. Listen to the interview at podcast.radiogirl.us/2012/01/john-dempsey-excellent-news-...
Conchur Lavelle, Gerard Kelleher and Rosie O’Flynn at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Danny Morrissey, Eamon Murray, President Southern Law Association, Ken Murphy, Director General Law Society of Ireland, Superintendent Chris Delaney at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Wadada Leo Smith's Organic Resonance
Live at Firehouse 12 - Friday, April 17, 2009
Photo by Daniel Fine
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Tom Murran, Council Member Law Society of Ireland, and Bernadette Cahill, President Waterford Law Society at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Dang, I didn't realize all my makeup had worn off! Well, at least I'm happy :) And my horribly messy desk will help distract casual viewers. Eeek!
Wadada Leo Smith's Organic Resonance
Live at Firehouse 12 - Friday, April 17, 2009
Photo by Daniel Fine
©copyright Firehouse 12
All Rights Reserved
Fiona FitzGerald and Rosa Eivers at the Waterford Law Society Annual Dinner in Waterford Castle on Friday April 16th, 2010.
Built in 1835 by the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board,, although the station was established in 1779. The structure looks more like a castle than a lighthouse. The lantern room is at ground level with an observation window just above, all in the front of the castellated main building. The whole structure is surrounded by a high stone wall. The light signal is a white light, 8 seconds on and 2 off.
The lighthouse was transferred to Trinity House in 1973 and sold and made into a B and B in 2000.
Located on Point Lynas about one mile from the village of Llaneilian..
View from the bow.
Built in 1937 and decommissioned in 1977. The steel ship is 104 feet long with a hexagonal steel light tower amidships. The Helwick spent most of its life at the Humber Station where it was twice damaged in collisions with other ships. Assigned to the Helwick station in 1971. After decommissioning it was donated to the city of Swansea ior visiting.n 1977. Now moored to the Victoria Quay in Swansea and open for visiting.