Lighthouses of Wales, Nash Point, early 1990's

[@NapierNimbus]

Great video, as always not a spec of dust or cobweb to be seen, and gleaming brass. I spotted the BBC micro as well. Love momentos of past history at end. Awesome fog horn.

[@PeterHalil]

Thanks for that Napier, I'm obviously not computer literate! Lol, someone in the ALK may be able to help in that direction, Cheers, stay safe.

[@TheChloeRed]

A BBC in a lighthouse? Not the computer I was expecting!

[@arenalife]

It looks just like when I visited a couple of years ago, it's a lovely site to spend some time. Those empty levels are decorated with ribbons and used for wedding ceremonies now. Thank you for another brilliant video

[@PeterHalil]

Thanks for that, and the information, glad that some lighthouses are made more accessible to people, cheers

[@KenBlackRifleAmerica]

Thanks so much for your dedication and the time spent saving history. More than just a couple discolored pictures in an old stuffy museum. These videos are such a wonderful representation of the men and lighthouses they staffed day after day for years on end. God bless, Be well Peter!

[@PeterHalil]

Thanks ever so much for the kind words Ken, glad you enjoy them. Still a lot more to come before I've run out of material! Cheers, Stay safe.

[@davidbutler4363]

Brilliant Peter,that was excellent 😁👍👏👏👏

[@PeterHalil]

Thanks again David, more coming, cheers Mate. Stay safe.

[@pairojeans]

Thanks Peter another great video, like your accommodation for night, almost like been on rock tower 😀 Thanks and stay safe sorry to hear of your lock down woes, we are doing OK with virus down here in New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@PeterHalil]

Cheers Mate, glad you liked the video and yes Britain always seems to do things the "Dad's Army" way! Lol Stay safe.

[@jackydineen3449]

Hi Peter was born in South Wales in 72 when dad was a keeper at nashpoint

[@PeterHalil]

Great!, tell us more, your Dad's career etc? Glad you found my channel, take care and stay safe, thanks.

[@ajs2120]

This is a really interesting video Peter, I did not realise that Nash used to have a static lens. Do you know when they changed it to a rotating optic? My friend and I have only every seen it from the hill above Minehead, we desparately want to visit it before they remove optic and convert it to LED.

[@PeterHalil]

Hi, thank you very much for that. When I visited for this video, the light was a static light, so I assume it still is as I haven't been back there since. I've got to assume that all our lights will have gone the solar LED type route by now, but don't quote me on that, sorry. Take care

[@lc799]

Great video and epic foghorn ,just a question, why do the light bulbs make a clicking sound when they wink on and off? Thanks 🙂

[@PeterHalil]

Cheers for that, as for the lights, probably old fashioned relays clicking in and out at a guess?

[@nixtax3526]

Great to hear the fog signal, cheers.

[@PeterHalil]

Cheers Nix, stay safe.

[@Xoferif]

3:58 A BBC micro! I wonder what that would've been used for?

[@PeterHalil]

I don't know is the easy answer, hopefully one of the Keepers that served at Nash might see this and respond, or contact the Association of lighthouse keepers at the following who may be able to find someone that knows for sure, cheers. alk.org.uk/

[@craiggilchrist4223]

@@PeterHalil Maybe to do with weather data.

[@PeterHalil]

@@craiggilchrist4223 Could be I guess, cheers.

[@hellooldchap]

Lens now replaced with a little AGA low power rotating thing.

[@PeterHalil]

That doesn't sound good, I wonder where the lens went to? cheers, take care.

[@hellooldchap]

In the old bedroom!- see my Nash Point video

[@PeterHalil]

@@hellooldchap Just seen it cheers, at least the lens hasn't been shipped off somewhere else I guess.👌👌