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					<description><![CDATA[[I originally posted this in August 2018, but have reposted it to fix the broken image links] West Pier Lighthouse stands over 20 metres high and is located on one side of the harbour&#8217;s entrance. I didn&#8217;t realise until afterwards that following some restoration work that visitors are allowed to climb up the tower which [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>West Pier Lighthouse stands over 20 metres high and is located on one side of the harbour&#8217;s entrance. I didn&#8217;t realise until afterwards that following some restoration work that visitors are allowed to climb up the tower which seems an interesting little expedition.</p>
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<p>The lighthouse was erected in 1831 and the engineer in charge was Francis Pickernell. Princess Victoria visited the lighthouse in 1834 and there&#8217;s another on the other side of the harbour, which is brilliantly named the East Pier Lighthouse&#8230; The lighthouse remained in use until 1912 and it was then replaced by more sophisticated methods of alerting shipping to the dangers of crashing into the harbour wall.</p>
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