Tynemouth Lighthouses Tour & Historic Priory - DJI Air 3S 4K cinematic flight

In this sequel to my “Ships in Tynemouth” video, we journey to three iconic lights guiding vessels into the Tyne: the striking red Herd Groyne lighthouse at South Shields, the classic South Pier lighthouse, and the towering North Pier lighthouse in Tynemouth. Then we explore the medieval Tynemouth Priory and Castle perched on the headland before cruising past a rather speedy and versatile Robalo boat.

Herd Groyne Lighthouse (the red light) Built in 1882, this 15 m red beacon changes its directional light—white, green or red—every 10 s, guiding ships safely around Herd Sands with ranges up to 19 miles in white light.

South Pier Lighthouse Erected in 1895 on South Shields Pier, this 15 m white tower shows white, red and green sectors visible up to 13, 9 and 8 miles respectively, with a foghorn blast every 10 s to pierce misty conditions.

North Pier (Tynemouth) Lighthouse Tynemouth’s pierhead light stands 26 m tall, its revolving lens flashing three white bursts every 10 s that reach 26 miles, paired with a fog signal for low-visibility navigation—making it the tallest on the Tyne entrance.

Tynemouth Priory & Castle Dominating the headland, the priory’s Gothic choir and nave date from 1190–1260 atop 2,000 years of Iron Age and Roman occupation. After the Dissolution, the site became a coastal fortress until 1956, with walls, towers and a restored gatehouse ringed by gun emplacements.

Robalo R160 Center Console At 16 ’4″ (4.98 m) LOA and a mere 10″ (0.25 m) draft, the R160 invites shallow-water fishing and weekend adventure. With up to 90 HP, 24 gal fuel, V-Plane hull and a 10-year hull warranty, it’s the perfect retirement boat dream.

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Apps and sites I use:
https://www.myshiptracking.com/ - for what's on the river real time.
https://www.cruisemapper.com/ - good planning for when the cruise ships are coming or going.
https://www.portoftyne.co.uk/marine-i... - really good times for all the ships coming and going into the Tyne.

Dans cette suite de « Ships in Tynemouth », on découvre trois phares du Tyne : Herd Groyne (rouge, 15 m, couleur changeante toutes les 10 s, portée 19 milles), South Pier (blanc, 15 m, secteurs blanc/rouge/vert jusqu’à 13/9/8 milles, corne de brume toutes les 10 s) et North Pier (26 m, 3 éclats blancs toutes les 10 s, portée 26 milles, signal de brouillard). On visite ensuite le prieuré et le château gothiques (1190–1260) bâtis sur 2 000 ans d’occupation, puis on passe au Robalo R160 (4,98 m, tirant d’eau 0,25 m, 90 CV, réservoir 24 gal, coque V-Plane, garantie 10 ans), le bateau de rêve pour la retraite. ► Like & abonnez-vous ! Partie 1 →    • Epic Summer Shipspotting at Tynemouth: DFD...  

‘Ships in Tynemouth’ 속편에서 Tyne 강 입구를 밝히는 Herd Groyne(빨강·15m·10초마다 색상 전환·19마일), South Pier(흰색·15m·백·적·녹색 13/9/8마일·10초마다 안개 경적), North Pier(26m·10초마다 흰색 섬광 3회·26마일·안개 신호)를 둘러봅니다. 이어 1190~1260년 고딕 양식의 수도원과 성(철기시대·로마시대 유적 위)을 탐방하고, 4.98m·흘수 0.25m·90마력·24갤런·V플레인·10년 보증의 Robalo R160 은퇴 보트로 꿈꿉니다. ► 좋아요·구독 부탁! 1부 →    • Epic Summer Shipspotting at Tynemouth: DFD...  


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