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Aerial view of Port-Barcarès boat, in the Pyrénées-Orientales department, Occitanie region, France

Isles of Scilly, United Kingdom - Peninnis Lighthouse on a sunny autumn day with rocks and sea and grass. vertical image

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Pointe St Matthieu, Finistere, France on January 11, 2023: lighthouse with ruins of a former Benedictine abbey

Trinity House Obelisk or Landmark, built as a daymark in 1844, with moody sky. The Isle of Portland, is a tied island made of the famous Portland Stone in the English Channel. Portland Bill at the southern tip lies south of Weymouth and is the southernmost point of the county of Dorset, England. Chesil Beach a geological shingle barrier beach joins it to the mainland

The Pornichet beacon on the Boulevard des Océanides, town of Pornichet, Loire Atlantique department, France

Dyrholaey lighthouse on the Dyrhólaey peninsula in Iceland during a windy but sunny summer day.

lighthouse off coast of island Paramushir, Russia

Drying poles for nets in front of Kinnaird Head Lighthouse, Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, Scotland

Taulud / T'walet Island, Massawa, Northern Red Sea Region, Eritrea: abandoned and derelict tugboat, moored by the promenade.

Armenistis Lighthouse at NW part of Mykonos island, Cyclades, Greece in afternoon.

A old and broken abandoned boat from the past

military airplane abandoned in the countryside

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Old turboprop transport aircraft. Engine and propeller of the old retro transport plane close-up. Fragment of the aircraft.

Several Fishing Boats in Sète (Sud de France). The boats are used for the big oyster Farms and for fishing, The image was captured during a beautiful day in spring season.

The russian heavy transport helicopter noise jammer an abandoned aerodrome.

Aerial drone view of a radio/cellular tower on the Atlantic coast.

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