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This web site is dedicated to Lighthouse enthusiasts who, like me, enjoy anything and everything connected with the nostalgia of lighthouses in times past; who collect old books and post cards on the subject; and visit as many lighthouses as possible in order to photograph them for posterity. My only restriction is to concentrate on English and Welsh lighthouses - but I am now travelling further a field to Scotland.
In this web site you will find over 756 images and over 144 pages containing photographs and post cards of lighthouses; a virtual library of lighthouse books with reviews on second hand and old books on lighthouses; a lighthouse directory and guide; a question and answer and gossip page; a page on lost lighthouses and another on forgotten lighthouses; lighthouse virtual tours; a collector's corner with a special section on identifying Cornish Serpentine Lighthouses; viewer's photographs; and a series of web links to other dedicated lighthouse web sites.
This web site contains no 'pop up' adverts or any sophisticated scripts or other up to date web authorising techniques. It consists of entirely boring old 'html' pages and 'jpeg' images so it will not cause any concern to your anti virus programs or web browser. My site was started in 2002 and is regularly updated and added to.
Please use the 'Contact Me' link to get in contact with me. I am always happy to answer any questions or give advice about anything contained in this web site. If you look at my 'Viewers' Comments' page you will see the sort of queries that I am happy to deal with.
If you have enjoyed this website then please have a look at my other website :-
RAF MU70 Woodcote
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A nostalgic trip into the wars year to look at the current remains of an old war time RAF Maintenance Unit now lost in undergrowth in the midst of the Oxfordshire countryside. You will be able to take a photo tour of the site and look at the archive photos and read the personal memories of the people who were there at the time.
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