Muglins Size:20cm x 20cm (8" x 8") Big Sable Point Lighthouse remains

Big Sable Point Lighthouse remains one of the most iconic and enduring landmarks on the Great Lakes

the lighthouse has played a significant role in maritime safety along the Atlantic coast

It continues to serve as an important beacon

The lighthouse’s strategic location has made it a vital navigational aid for centuries and was used as a World War II post and helped to look out for U-Boats

Blackrock (Sligo)

Muglins Size:20cm x 20cm (8" x 8") Big Sable Point Lighthouse remainsMuglins lighthouse, established in 1880, is located on the small rocky islet known as the Muglins, off the coast of Dalkey, County Dublin. The lighthouse was built to warn mariners of the dangerous rocks in the area and guides vessels safely through the southern approaches to Dublin Bay. Its distinctive white tower stands in contrast to the surrounding waters, making it an essential part of Dublins coastal navigation.