Split Point Lighthouse rises against dark storm clouds on the Australian coast

SPLIT POINT LIGHTHOUSE

Aireys Inlet - Victoria, Australia

Lighting the way toward Port Phillip Bay since 1891, the Split Point Lighthouse still uses its original crystal lens to illuminate the Victorian Coastline. Photo © copyright by Brad Baker.

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