7. Butt of Lewis Lighthouse
Eoropie, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, HS2 0XH
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Built in 1862 by David and Thomas Stevenson. Made from red brick, which was unusual for Scottish lighthouses, it is 37 metres high and has 168 steps to the top. Spray flies over the top of it in winter storms. It was one of the last lighthouses to be automated in 1998.
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