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Condensation which occurs on the cold surface of the large window area of the Cloch Point Lighthouse on the Firth of Clyde has probably been a problem since it first started operating in 1797. It is a potentially serious problem as the light has to be seen at maximum brightness by the passing ships, and not through misted windows.
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1973
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