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Beneath Yarmouth Pier: A Hidden World of Timber, Tide, and Timelessness

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🌊 Where Land Meets Legacy   Yarmouth Pier, built in 1876, is the longest wooden pier in England still open to the public. But while its Victorian charm is celebrated above the waterline, the space beneath the pier offers a lesser-known, atmospheric experience—a skeletal cathedral of timber and tide. 🪵 A Forest of Pillars   Step onto …

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The Isle of Wight Piers: A Historical and Structural Journey Through Time

The Isle of Wight, a gem off the southern coast of England, is well-known for its natural beauty, seaside towns, and historical landmarks. Among these are its iconic piers—structures that have not only shaped the tourism industry on the island but also stand as testaments to engineering and architectural innovation. From their Victorian heyday to …

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