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The Fraggle Rock lighthouse

anathema

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Does anybody know where these exteriors were shot? I'm *sure* I recognise the lighthouse, but I can't place it!
 
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Oh yeah, I would like to see Fraggle Rock from the perspective of England, Germany, or another country.
 
muppet_dk

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Jay Thomas said:
The european version featured Doc as a lighthouse keeper.
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Actually there were 3 european versions and only one of them had a lighthouse and that was the UK version.
 
Beauregard

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Is it Portland Bill?

(Not seen FR, or Portland Bill, but that's teh only one I know the name of...)
 
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France was a Bakery and Germany was a Laundry (I think!).

:excited: :smirk:
 
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