A Booklet Written And Produced By Jeff Morris

The windswept promontory known as Dungeness, on the south coast of Kent, consists, mainly of shingle, as a result of which, the foreshore is constantly changing. The first lighthouse was bult near the point in 1615, the latest in 1961. There has been a Lifeboat Station at "Dungeness" since 1826, but, over the years, as a result of the ever changing coastline, some 12 different sites have been used for this Station, the present one only dating from 1977.

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