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Boyds Tower near Eden on the NSW South Coast in Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

View over Light to Light walking track sign, a multi-day walk from Boyds Tower to Green Cape Lighthouse in Ben Boyd National Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ben Boyds National Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

Marine red folded rocks in Ben Boyd National Park Royalty Free Stock Photo

Forest path in Eden Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sea view in Ben Boyd National Park, NSW Royalty Free Stock Photo

Marine red folded rocks in Ben Boyd National Park, NSW, Australia Royalty Free Stock Photo

View over Ben Boyd tower, a 23 metre tower built in 1847, initially intended as a lighthouse and later on used as a lookout for Royalty Free Stock Photo

Boyds Tower in Ben Boyds National Park, close to Eden in Merimbula & Sapphire Coast, New South Wales, Australia. The Boyds Tower is located at Red Point, on the southern headland of Twofold Bay. Ben Boyd intended to be used The Tower as a lighthouse to guide home His fleet of ships, but it was refused permission to light by the government of the day. It was later used as a vantage point for whale spotters.