Point Reyes Lighthouse, Lighthouse in California.
Point Reyes Lighthouse is a famous antique lighthouse located on the Point Reyes Headlands of Marin County.
Built in 1870 by the United States Lighthouse Service, it served as a navigation guide for more than a hundred years until it was automated.
The lighthouse often appears in literature and science fiction and is frequently sought out by photographers due to its picturesque qualities.
Visitors should prepare for wind, which is particularly strong and has been measured up to 133 miles per hour.
It's the windiest place on the Pacific Coast and the second foggiest place on the North American continent.
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