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near to Lighthouse Point [other features], The Vale of Glamorgan, Great Britain

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	Flat Holme lighthouse by Gale Jolly Located 5 miles off the coast from Barry Flat Holmes lighthouse was built in 1737, it was automated in 1988. Also Marconi transmitted the first wireless signal over water from here to Lavernock a few miles up the coast.
	Flat Holm from Brean Down by Chris Allen
	Trinity House Boundary Stone by Adrian Dust
	Islands in the Bristol Channel by Neil Theasby The island to the left is Flat Holm. Viewed from Cardiff Bay Barrage.
	Flatholm foghorn by Hywel Williams A close up of one of the horns of Flatholm's foghorn. The three small pipes in the foreground are the exhaust pipes of the three powerful diesel pump engines used to generate air pressure to sound the horn. I wouldn't like to... (more)
	Victorian Barracks on Flat Holm by Gareth James
	Helipad and foghorn station by Alan Hughes Helipad - unearthed and restored by one of the Flat Holm Society volunteers.
	View towards Flat Holm by David P Howard Looking WNW from Anchor Head, Weston-super-Mare, towards Flat Holm island and the coast of Wales beyond. I believe the tall chimney on the far left horizon is Aberthaw Power Station in ST0266
	Flat Holm Foghorn Station by Bob Walters The Foghorn Station was built in 1906 and sounded until 1988. Three diesel compressors give one short blast and one long one separated by 1.5 minutes. The foghorn was last sounded in May 2000. The building to the right was used as... (more)
	Flat Holm island (SE side) by Gareth James
	Weston-Super-Mare : Flat Holm Scenery by Lewis Clarke Flat Holm (Welsh: Ynys Echni) is a limestone island lying in the Bristol Channel approximately 6 km (4 mi) from Lavernock Point in the Vale of Glamorgan, but in the City and County of Cardiff.
	Flat Holm by M J Richardson From the northeast, en route to Cardiff.