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A little bit about the Fort

The fort which was also known as the old Stone Fort, and the Fort at Clarks Point until 1898

Construction of the Fort started in 1857.
As built is had 72 cannons in three tiers, they had originally planned a fourth tier, but that was dropped to speed up the completion time for the fort

As I understand it the fort at different times had 12 Guns from 3 inch up to 8 inch that were active from around 1899 up to 1946

The guns were all scrapped by 1948, and the fort grounds became a Military reserve center, in the 1970's the reserve center closed and now the area is a public park.

Next up we have the pier in the park, standing out against the early morning's blues

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Looks less impressive and strong on the foggy days we have had quite a few of recently

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Looking out on the pier

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and looking out on it on a foggy morning the end of the pier fading in and out of the fog

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And back on the beach looking back towards East beach on a nice clear morning

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and from almost the same point on a foggy day, the properties in the distance obscured away from view

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And that’s all folks

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