Sunday, June 1, 2014
Lighthouse of the Week, June 1-7, 2014: Kråkenes (Norway)
This particular Norwegian coastal lighthouse does not have a high tower, but it is on a high rock. And there's a reason that it doesn't have a high tower, I think.
First of all, here's where it is located:
And here's what it looks like close-up. You can barely see where the light is.
Here's the lighthouse under calm conditions. It also appears to have some pretty good-looking rocks behind it.
The reason I think it has such a low building and tower is that it is exposed to the power of the North Sea. Which means it gets serious WAVES. Two examples below.
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