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Bruny Island Lighthouse
In 1804, the British colonists opened a second Australian penal colony in Hobart, at least partly to prevent further French interest in the area - see my previous image. HFF and have a great weekend everyone.
The following is from Wikipedia. "(this) is the second oldest extant lighthouse tower in Australia, as well as having the longest (158 years) history of being continuously manned. It was first lit in March 1838 and was eventually decommissioned on 6 August 1996.
The project was commissioned by Governor George Arthur in 1835 after a series of shipwrecks south of Bruny Island and construction began in April 1836. The lighthouse was built by convict labour using locally quarried dolerite over two years. When first lit in March 1838 it was Tasmania's third lighthouse and Australia's fourth."
There now is a new automated and solar powered light near the old lighthouse.
The following is from Wikipedia. "(this) is the second oldest extant lighthouse tower in Australia, as well as having the longest (158 years) history of being continuously manned. It was first lit in March 1838 and was eventually decommissioned on 6 August 1996.
The project was commissioned by Governor George Arthur in 1835 after a series of shipwrecks south of Bruny Island and construction began in April 1836. The lighthouse was built by convict labour using locally quarried dolerite over two years. When first lit in March 1838 it was Tasmania's third lighthouse and Australia's fourth."
There now is a new automated and solar powered light near the old lighthouse.
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HappyFF and enjoy your weekend.Love and big hugs…D
tiabunna club has replied to Diana Australis clubLove and big huggss. xx
HFF George and a good weekend.
Wünsche noch einen schönen Tag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
HFF, enjoy the weekend.
HFF and a good weekend
I take it by the way the lady in your shot seems to be holding on to her hat that it was a little windy there!
HFF and have a good weekend
HH & have a great weekend.
Belated HFF and have a great weekend!
Best wishes
Füsun
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