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Marcross, Vale of Glamorgan
In 1830 a passenger steamer, the Frolic, was wrecked off Nash Point, and in order to avoid any recurrence a lighthouse was established to mark the Nash sandbank on the northern side of the Bristol Channel. Opened in 1832, it originally used two towers: the eastern, shown in this picture, which is the larger with a height of 37 metres, and the western, with a height of 25 metres. The lower of the two lights still stands but it no longer in use.
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Moorshead Farm Cottages
Cowbridge
10
- Self Catering
- Sleeps 12, 1 bedroom
- £240 to £420 per week
