Bathed in glorious sunlight, this vibrant aerial photograph captures the iconic Souter Lighthouse, perched proudly on the coast between Sunderland and South Shields. Opened in 1871, it was the first lighthouse in the world purpose-built to be powered by electricity. Its distinctive red and white stripes, along with its historical significance in maritime safety, have made it a beloved landmark along the rugged North East coastline.
Framed by rolling green fields and the shimmering North Sea, this image radiates summer warmth and coastal charm. A perfect addition for lovers of seascapes, maritime heritage, and the unmistakable character of the North East.
📸 Format: JPEG (High Resolution, Print-Ready)
📐 Dimensions: Suitable for prints up to A1
📍 Location: Souter Lighthouse, Marsden, South Tyneside
🏛️ Highlights: Striking lighthouse, sunlit coastline, National Trust property
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