The first cannons recycled as bollards we have seen were those around
the North Lighthouse. There are many more around the South Lighthouse at the other end of the “Diga Curvilinea” (Curvilinear Breakwater).
Two more cannons are quite at hand at the entrance of the Porto Mediceo: one is just past the pilots' boats, the other lies by the
green light of the port.
See also:
Two Cannons -
The North Lighthouse -
Green Light
Love that lighthouse! And the green light. Glad that the old canons have been repurposed.
ReplyDeleteSort of like swords into ploughshares. :-)
ReplyDeleteReuse and recycle! ;-))
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a different use. I really like the setting.
ReplyDeleteBang!
ReplyDeleteThe buildings and lighthouse are massive and heavy with stones.
ReplyDeleteCannons to bollards? That is not a use I would have come up with.
ReplyDeleteThat's alot of rust.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of recycling cannons. Make barriers, not war.
ReplyDeleteI wish we had so many old cannons to repurpose like that.
ReplyDeleteDid they really put a solar panel on the lighthouse?
Love these shots VP.
ReplyDeleteThis is a good use of old cannons.
ReplyDeleteLove the first shot !
The lighthouse is very different from ay I have ever seen! It's very attractive!
ReplyDeleteHow interesting! Clever idea.
ReplyDeleteMany of London's bollards are recycled old canons. A much better use of them in my opinion.
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