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Two lighthouses at Castletown in the Isle of Man

Two lighthouses at Castletown in the Isle of Man

The harbour in Castletown, Isle of Man

The harbour in Castletown, Isle of Man

Castletown Harbour - Scotland - UK

Castletown Harbour - Scotland - UK

Seaweed on rocky coast. Catletown Isle of Man

Castletown house

Castletown house

Castletown Isle of Man shoreline

Castletown Isle of Man shoreline

Castletown house

Castletown house

Castle Rushen Castle and Castletown harbor

Castle Rushen Castle and Castletown harbor

Windmill and pilot House at Castlehill Heritage Centre,Castletown Caithness,Scotland,UK

Windmill and pilot House at Castlehill Heritage Centre,Castletown Caithness,Scotland,UK

Castletown

The medieval `castletown` of Monemvasia, often called `The Greek Gibraltar`, Lakonia, Peloponnese.

The medieval `castletown` of Monemvasia, often called `The Greek Gibraltar`, Lakonia, Peloponnese.

Aerial view of Castletown Isle of Man

Aerial view of Castletown Isle of Man

The medieval `castletown` of Monemvasia, often called `The Greek Gibraltar`, Lakonia, Peloponnese.

The medieval `castletown` of Monemvasia, often called `The Greek Gibraltar`, Lakonia, Peloponnese.

Castletown Harbour

Castletown Harbour, Caithness, Scotland, UK. In a late day it was one of the ports of make slab, a lot of shipping went out this port take Caithness slab all over the World.And in 1820 work began on the construction of Castlehill Harbour, intended to allow the easy transport of flagstones from the local quarries to destinations throughout the British Isles and far beyond: Castlehill flagstone found use in places as far afield as South America and Australia. The first cargo of flagstones left Castlehill Harbour in April 1825: many more were to follow.
The workers in Traill's quarry and their families needed somewhere to live, and Traill established a planned village built to a grid pattern inland from Castlehill. This became Castletown and by 1825 was substantially complete. Traill also built Castletown Mill in 1818 to process corn from the surrounding area. Close by is the car park at the end of the beach footpath. This was opened in 2000 and gives access to the excellent beach and dune area to the north east. The 100 people employed in Castletown's flagstone industry in 1825 had increased to 500 by the peak year of 1902, when 35,363 tonnes of flag were produced, worth £23,239. But by the 1920s concrete paving stones had largely replaced the natural material and the industry died. Today's Castletown is a neat village built largely, as you would expect, from the local stone. A series of imposing buildings dominate the centre of the village. The Castletown

The Castle Rushen in Castletown in the Isle of Man

The Castle Rushen in Castletown in the Isle of Man

Cut down trees, Castletower, Caithness, Scotland,Uk.

Cut down Tree, Wick, Castletown, Caithness, Scotland, UK. Cut Tree on the on the Castletown According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. About 100 trees are cut per minute. After doing the math, I got about 1.6 or one and a half trees per second. That is a huge number. Tree density in primary forests varies from 50,000-100,000 trees per square km, so the math would put this number at 3.5 billion to 7 billion trees cut down each year. A new study finds there are more trees on Earth than was thought, but we're not planting enough to keep up with deforestation. ... Before 38 scientists got together to crunch some seriously big data, it was estimated that there were about 400 billion trees left on Earth. Luckily, the scientists were a few trillion off. FILTHY AIR: Without trees, humans would not be able survive because the air would be unsuitable for breathing. If anything, people would have to develop gas masks that filter the little oxygen that would be left in the air. ... Anyway, trees take carbon from the atmosphere through photosynthesis in order to make energy. Cut down Tree, Wick, Castletown, Caithness, Scotland, UK. Cut Tree on the on the Castletown According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. According to data from the Global Forest Resource Assessment roughly 80,000 to 160,000 trees are cut down each day around the world with a significant percentage being used in the paper industry. About 100 trees are cut per minute. After doing the math, I got about 1.6 or one and a half trees per second. That is a huge number. Tree density in primary forests varies from 50,000-100,000 trees per square km, so the math would put this number at 3.5 billion to 7 billion trees cut down each year. A new study finds there are more trees on Earth than was thought, but we're not planting enough to keep up with deforestation. ... Before 38 scientists got together to crunch some seriously big data, it was estimated that there were about 400 billion trees left on Earth. Luckily, the scientists were a few trillion off. FILTHY AIR: Without trees, humans would not be able survive because the air would be unsuitable for breathing. If anything, people would have to develop gas masks that filter the little oxygen that would be left in the air. ... Anyway, trees take carbon from the atmosphere through photosynthesis in order to make energy.

The medieval `castletown` of Monemvasia, often called `The Greek Gibraltar`, Lakonia, Peloponnese

The medieval `castletown` of Monemvasia, often called `The Greek Gibraltar`, Lakonia, Peloponnese

Harbour entrance to Castletown port

Harbour entrance to Castletown port

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