French lighthouse shift change

The question is how in the hell did they build a light house out there?

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+23 1. KingBilly commented 10 years ago

They must have built it when the tide was out.
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+13 2. Gondy10 commented 10 years ago

This is a job that everyday you have a "GoPro" moment.. :D :D
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+6 3. MindTrick commented 10 years ago

I would have to change more than just the shift after that...
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-5 4. darkmas commented 10 years ago

French, from Asterix and Obelix >:)
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+1 5. Pyranthos commented 10 years ago

seems like it would be easier to build a platform they could flip out with a rope ladder attached and just cruise up under it and climb to work
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-2 6. Judge-Jake commented 10 years ago

They built it on the tower that was already there ;)
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0 7. Dennyboy commented 10 years ago

It came in a flat-pack of course!
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+1 8. Science311 commented 10 years ago

The name of the lighthouse is off the coast of Brittany called Phare de Kéréon