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Due to today heath and softly regulations I gather it is no possible to clean the lens making the Camera Obscura very obscure
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Clifton Observatory Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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It is a white tower, you can climb the tower to watch, or go down to the bottom of a cave to watch the suspension bridge in the distance. The feeling of going down to the cave and looking at the suspension bridge is also quite good, as if in a parallel time and space. The entire observatory is in the small park next to the bridge, which is also a hilltop, and it feels good to look at it from the railing.
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Clifton Observatory Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Due to today heath and softly regulations I gather it is no possible to clean the lens making the Camera Obscura very obscure
Clifton Observatory is located in the northeast corner of the Clifton Suspension Bridge. There are many mountains that can be walked up the mountain. The entire observatory now leaves a wreckage-like building that looks lonely. The huge lawn next to it often feels like a wind. The bridge is almost built on the edge of the cliff. It's very exciting.
Clifton Observatory is located next to the suspension bridge in Bristol, a white tower that attracts a large number of astronomy lovers every year. It is great to have a view of the surroundings because it is high.
The Clifton Observatory is a white round tower-shaped building on the hill next to the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol and should no longer be used as an observatory. It costs £4 to visit here, and there is no need to go in, and it is spectacular to see the suspension bridge anywhere on the mountain.
On the hilltop next to the Clifton Suspension Bridge, it is said that the predecessor was an ordinary mill, which was later converted into an observatory and had time to climb it.