OLD NEW QUAY LIGHTHOUSE
Whitehaven Harbour dates back to 1633 and has a lot of history which explains the unusual name of this wonderful old lighthouse. As the harbour expanded what was once known as the new quay, became the Old New Quay. Constructed in 1742 it was once the main lighthouse for the harbour.
Taken at low tide from within the harbour just after sunset with a vintage Super Takumar 28mm f3.5 lens.
Whitehaven Harbour dates back to 1633 and has a lot of history which explains the unusual name of this wonderful old lighthouse. As the harbour expanded what was once known as the new quay, became the Old New Quay. Constructed in 1742 it was once the main lighthouse for the harbour.
Taken at low tide from within the harbour just after sunset with a vintage Super Takumar 28mm f3.5 lens.
Whitehaven Harbour dates back to 1633 and has a lot of history which explains the unusual name of this wonderful old lighthouse. As the harbour expanded what was once known as the new quay, became the Old New Quay. Constructed in 1742 it was once the main lighthouse for the harbour.
Taken at low tide from within the harbour just after sunset with a vintage Super Takumar 28mm f3.5 lens.
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