Lite Fyr

Norway’s has the second longest coastline, after Canada, stretching over 100 915 Km of twisting land, including all the islands. The first lighthouse started functioning in 1655 and for almost 2 centuries they were operated by privates.  Nowadays the Norwegian Coastal Administration maintains 5000 different navigational lights along the coast, like this little lighthouse (Lite Fyr) in Henningsvaer.