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Lighthouses capture the imagination in a way that few other structures do. For those who prefer to keep their feet dry, these sentinels evoke a keen sense of the romance and adventure of life at sea and a reassuringly benevolent presence when illuminated at night.
For sailors, they are a welcome first sight of safe harbour, while during daylight hours, they act as markers, beacons and, in the case of yacht races, destinations in themselves.
There are over 300 lighthouses around Britain’s shores from rock stations to harbour and breakwater lights, from the most southerly lighthouse on mainland Britain - at Lizard Point in Cornwall - to the most northerly at Muckle Flugga in Shetland.
Inspired by the travel posters of the 1930s and 1940s, the Lighthouse Editions collection includes almost 350 striking prints of iconic and historical lighthouses from across Britain and Ireland. Illustrated by acclaimed artist Roger O’Reilly, the prints are available framed or unframed on 250gsm archival stock in A4 or A3.
You can see the full collection at LighthouseEditions.com.
YOUR PRIZE
Win one of ten beautiful framed A4 prints of your choosing, signed by the artist.
HOW TO ENTER
Please go to the competition page at coastmagazine.co.uk and answer this question by February 9, 2024:
Which is the smallest lighthouse in Britain?
A: Berry Head B: Anvil Point C: Noss Head
KELSEY TERMS AND CONDITIONS: Prize is non-refundable and no cash alternative is available. The draw is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Entry is free. Open to residents of the UK aged over 18. Employees of Kelsey Med
