Photos of all 1999s Now Ready

Nice to see the photos of the new models.

Hats off to Paul for some real nice pix!!

East Quoddy looks real nice to me, glad I ordered it.

Great photos of the new models. I really like the Sapelo Island piece. I might be heading up to St. Marks this weekend. Hope everyone has a nice holiday.

John

Paul,
If the actual HL pieces are as nice as your photographs, I will have to get a second job to fund buying them all. Thanks for the great job you always do for the collectors of HL.
Derith
PS I really am looking forward in seeing Fisgard and Cape Disappointment two weeks from now.

Let me echo the thanks of everyone else, and say Thanks Paul!!

What would we do without you?

-Todd

Thanks Paul for the great pictures. Thank you for your efforts to bring the quality images to us for our education and enjoyment.


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Keepin' the flame

With your permission Paul. Can I cut out the pictures and display them in my curio until I get the real things? They're the next best thing to the real piece! Of course I will have to remove my broken shovel to make room. Just can't get rid of a faithful friend.


Digger

Thanks for all the hard work and long hours Paul, great pictures.

I really like the looks of the Christmas piece, East Quoddy. MJ & I just visited this light, for our first time, last month. We went with friends and fellow HL collectors Ron & Shirley Drummer. We were fortunate enough to hit it at the right time (tide was just starting to come in).

Harbour Lights lighthouses keep getting better all the time.

Ron
(CT Keeper)

Great photos, thanks Paul. Hope I get an anticipated pay raise.

Rich

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Thanks so much to Paul and John for getting the 1999 photos in. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words.
Maybe ten-thousand...
Bill

In addition to the overall visual table of 1999 issues, I'm working on the individual pages about each. I don't have the promotional copy for the very latest issues, but the page is set up.

You can view the page by clicking on the name of the lighthouse under the photograph. Clicking on the photo still brings up a larger image of the thumbnail.

Some will note that these 1999 pages have a different background from other pages. Some browsers, especially AOL's do not treat the backgrounds well, often smushing them to the left so that the "Harbour Lights" script along the right side of the page gets pushed behind the text. To see these versions, your display would need to be set to 800x600 or higher resolution.

With the new background, the name is down the left side of the page.

As always, if you find a link that doesn't work, please let me know by email. You could copy the URL of the page with the bad link and paste it into the email you send.

John

Thanks Paul For great photos!Have waited a long time for Cape Disappointment whose beacon we watch from our deck over the Columbia.