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"Overrun by Power Cables"

"Overrun by Power Cables"

Port of Spain Lighthouse,(Trinidad & Tobago) Built in 1880's, 64 ft hexagonal tower with a small lantern at the top and a gallery in the middle, painte...
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Port of Spain Lighthouse,(Trinidad & Tobago) Built in 1880's, 64 ft hexagonal tower with a small lantern at the top and a gallery in the middle, painted white with red and black trim.No longer used as a navigational aid but considered a major landmark.
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