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New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004

Posted By: Cana Fan

New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/21/03 03:16 PM

While visiting St. Augustine lighthouse on vacation last week, got into a Harbour Lights discussion with the manager of the gift store. She informed me that Harbour Lights will be introducing a new version of St. Augustine next March to coincide with the event happening at the lighthouse (don't recall what she said it was)and possibly a Harbour Lights "meeting" as she called it (Regional?)

She said the new version will include the tower, keepers house as well as the main building, where the gift shop is located. I asked her if it would be a G.L.O.W or and L.E, and she said "Oh, I'm pretty sure its going to be limited edition"

I'm thinking more G.L.O.W., but you never know.

Mike
Posted By: DANIEL

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/21/03 04:44 PM

I bet it will be a limited edition.
If so it will be the Event Piece.
Harbour Lights has learned by
the ST. Cape George verses Southeast Block
that the sales are in remaking of a popular L.E.,
not in a less popular never produced piece.
I feel that from now on most likely all event pieces will be remakes of popular lights.
Posted By: Bill Harnsberger

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/21/03 05:15 PM

Well Hallelujah...
Posted By: Bob M

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/21/03 09:53 PM

Interesting..... Do we really need another version of St. A's? It hasn't moved or been changed as far as I know.

I would guess another version would be a GLOW and not a limited edition. There are many popular lights that haven't been sculpted.

:rolleyes: Bob :rolleyes:
Posted By: flacoastie

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/22/03 01:24 AM

I'm with you Bob, as much as I like St. Augustine I think one LE of a piece that hasn't moved or been rebuilt is enough. If the rumor is true I hope it will be a lighted GLOW with a little character because the present GLOW is UGLY!
Posted By: silverfox51

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/22/03 02:34 PM

"There are many popular lights that
haven't been sculpted."

I agree with Bob. Like POINT BONITA mad
Sorry folks, had to make another plug laugh
Posted By: Cana Fan

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/22/03 02:58 PM

Maybe a lighted L.E. regional piece? From the looks of it, there's only going to be two regionals next year, St. Augustine and San Francisco, at the RELIEF lightship. Maybe there will be two event pieces next year, the new St. Augustine and the RELIEF lightship. I'm betting Bob M. and a few others would like a regional lightship!

Just thinking.....

Mike
Posted By: Elmer

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/25/03 03:50 PM

I'm in agreement with those who say that one LE of St. Augustine, or any other light for that matter, is enough. :rolleyes:

My wallet's getting thin and my curios are bulging. eek

Dan
Posted By: pierhead

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/25/03 08:11 PM

Quote:
If the rumor is true I hope it will be a lighted GLOW with a little character because the present GLOW is UGLY!
Rich, if I was a first time visitor to the forums, I would think you were a fan of GLOWs with that last statement.
Posted By: flacoastie

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/26/03 01:24 AM

Well, just so any new members don't think that I like GLOWS, I want to set the record straight. GLOWS are lower in the pecking order, in my opinion of course, then the now defunct Spencer Collins lighthouses.
Posted By: Jim Chesher

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/26/03 05:17 PM

Kim was at Edgwater Treasures in Jacksonville on Saturday and indicated that there would be an event piece for each of the Regionals next year. She indicated that the Relief was already complete although she hadn't seen it yet and that the St. Auggie would be an LE with all of the buildings as it is now. When asked if it would be lighted she smiled and indicated that she really didn't know because it was not finished yet. wink

Posted By: Lighthouser

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/26/03 05:32 PM

It seems like whenever Kim responds to a question with a smile...it means, "yes, you've hit it on the nose, but I'm not going to say so...yet!"

Judy
Posted By: Bob M

Re: New version of St. Augustine on the way in 2004 - 10/26/03 07:18 PM

Observing a person's "body language" is an accurate way to determine if they're telling the truth or trying to lead you away from something they don't want to tell you.

I belive your assumptions are correct.

smile Bob smile
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