Lighthouses from A-Z, part 3

Continued from Part 2.

Admiralty Head, WA; Alpena Pier, MI; Ann’s Eyes, MA; Apostle Islands (LaPointe), WI;
Au Sable, MI
Battery Point, CA; Beavertail, RI; Big Sable, MI
Cape Ann Light Station, MA; Cape Canaveral, FL; Cape Florida, FL; (Point) Conception, CA
Delaware Breakwater East, DE; Diamond Head, HI; Doubling Point, ME
East Chop, MA; Egg Rock, ME; Eckernförde on Germany's Baltic Coast;
Fairport Harbor Lighthouse and Museum, OH; Fort Constitution (aka Portsmouth Harbor), MA; Fort Jefferson, FL; Forty Mile Point, MI; Frankfort Pierhead Lighthouse, MI
Gay Head, MA; Grassy Island Front Range, MI; Grand Haven Inner Light, MI; Gull Rock, MI
Hendrick’s Head, ME; Hooper Strait, MD; Hudson-Athens, NY
Indian Country Sports, MI (faux); Indian Island, ME; (Point) Iroquois, MI
Jacobsville Lighthouse, Upper Peninsula, MI; (Fort) Jefferson, FL;
Jeffrey’s Hook, Hudson River, NY; Jupiter Inlet, FL;
Old Kenosha Light, WI; Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse, WI; Kilauea, Kauai, HI;
LaPointe (Apostle Islands), WI; Liston Front and Rear Range Lights, DE;
L'Orignal Front Range, Ontario
Manitowoc, WI; Marinette (Menominee) North Pierhead Light, MI;
Menominee (Marinette North Pierhead) Light; Michigan City East Pier Light, IN; Montauk, NY;
New London Ledge, CT; New Presque Isle Light, MI;
Newlyn Pier Light, Penzance, Cornwall, UK
Old Kenosha Light, WI; Old Mackinac Lighthouse, MI; Old Mission Point, MI;
Old Presque Isle Light, MI
Pemaquid Point, ME; Piedra Blancas CA; Point Iroquois, MI; Ponce Inlet, FL;
Portsmouth Harbor (a/k/a Fort Constitution), MA
Queen’s Landing Water Tower, MD; Queen’s Wharf, Canada;
Queenscliff High (The Black Lighthouse), Australia
Ram Island, ME; Reedy Island Rear Range, DE; Round Island, MI;
Rubjerg Knude Light, Denmark
San Luis Obispo, CA; St. Simon’s, GA
Thacher Island North & South (Cape Ann Light Station; Twin Lights; Ann’s Eyes), MA;
Twin Lights, MA; Two Rivers Light, WI
Umpqua River Light, OR;
Vermillion, OH; Verona Beach, NY; Vibberodden, Norway
Waugoshance Light, MI; Whitefish Point Light, MI; White River, MI
Yaquina Head, CA; Yaquina Bay, CA; Yerba Buena, CA;
Zarrenzin Lighthouse on the German Baltic Coast; Zippo, Pocket and Purse

(Edited to add above link to Part 2 - JS).

"A" is for Alligator Reef, FL:

Big Bay Point, Michigan.

C is for Cromer Lighthouse


This is on the East Coast of the UK
See our website for details

D is for Dyce (Dice) Head Light..

E is for Edgartown, MA

"F" is for Fire Island, LI, NY

G is for Grand Traverse, MI

Holland, Michigan.

"I" is for Isle Au Haut, ME:

Anyone got Point Judith, RI or Jones Point, VA?

Point Judith, as requested

"K" is for Key West, FL:

Little Sable Point Lighthouse, Michigan.

Thanks, Jim!

"M" is for Miah Maull

M = Marienleuchte (old and new) on the island of Fehmarn in the German Baltic Sea



The old lighthouse was up for sale a while back. Wonder if anyone ever bought it.



And if you look closely you can see Stan and Iris walking down towards the new lighthouse

More information about the two lights is on our web page

Ooopppsss ... Joe and I at the same time... Sorry...

I wonder if I am allowed to post another picture? I hope so... I have been wanting to post this for ages, but always seem to miss the N.
So here goes:

N is for Nordre Røse Lighthouse in Denmark.


Stan served his apprenteship with Saunders Roe, the flying boat firm at Cowes on the Isle of Wight(UK)and he worked for them most of his life. Even when they became Westlands. They built Hovecraft and so Stan had a chance for this picture of one of the two AP 1-88 Hovercraft, which regularly served a route between Copenhagen in Denmark and Malmö in Sweden ... (and if the A-Z comes round to M again... )

I love that image of Nordre Røse Lighthouse, thanks for sharing!!

O for Old Michigan City, IN

N is for North Block Island, RI

Sorry...I'm late again. By the time I find a picture to upload...the letter is already posted.

BTW...I really like the picture you posted for "N" Margret.

So it is the turn of "P" now...? OK...

P is for Pendeen Lighthouse, on the coast of Cornwall, UK

That fog horn must be a huge noise. Despite the overcast weather on the day Stan took this picture, thankfully there was no fog
The picture was taken in 2002 on our honeymoon, when we went --- what else --- lighthousing all over Cornwall

"R" is for Rockland Breakwater Light, ME:

WOOPS!! Tumor's acting up--anybody got a "Q"?

Sandy

I always enjoy everybody's pictures, but that "N" shot is outstanding, Margret.

S is for St. Augustine, FL.

This picture was taken January 2005.

T is for Teignmouth on the coast of Devon UK

The front light stands on the promenade in Theignmouth


Stan managed to climb into the lantern room:


And this is the rear light - right in front of the hotel - just the optic on top of a pole:


More info on our website

U is for Ueckermünde,Baltic Sea, Germany



Another lighthouse shown on the website of our friends Jens and Anke, who's Leuchtturmseiten are worth a visit.

Nice job on the U Margret we may need an International V, also..

Mombo, do you have a pic of Cape Vincent Light?

"V" is for Cape Vincent, St. Lawrence Seaway Trail, NY:

Wind Point, Wisconsin.

Y is for Ystad Pier light

For this we need to call on our friends' site again:


You will find details about this Swedish lighthouse at Jean and Anke's Leuchtturmseiten

Margret,

Have a "Z"??

Sandy

I don't, but Jens and Anke's Leuchtturmseiten have:

Z = Zoutelande in the Netherlands

Shall we have one of Jen's Drum rolls

A is for Anvil Point on the English South Coast:

It has an amazing fog horn building:

More information on our web pages

"B" is for Braddock Point, Seaway Trail, NY:

Drum roll accepted!

Copper Harbor, Michigan, and one of my all time favorite lighthouses. The only way to access it is by boat.

"D" is for Dunkirk Light, Seaway Trail, NY:

D is for Devil's Island, WI

Gosh...I posted too late again.

Lorie, that just means we get to see more of your beautiful pictures.

I'll try and redeem myself and post an E for Eatons Neck, NY. This lighthouse is located on an active Coast Guard station on Long Island. Thanks to Bob Scroope, we were able to tour the Coast Guard station before the HL Long Island regional event in Sept. 2003.

F is for Fort Gratiot Light, MI

"G" is for Goose Rocks, ME:

Heceta Head, Oregon, and one of the special places God created!

H is for Heceta Head Lighthouse, OR...



Great minds think alike... Looks like you found yours faster than I did, Jen...

So I will pull a Lori and go ahead and post an I for Isle Royale Lighthouse...

L is for Lowestoft Lighthouse on the English East Coast



Stan's grandfather was Principle Keeper (PK) here,
If you look closely on the picture below, you will see Stan standing in front of the keepers' quarters



More information on our web pages

Are we skipping J and K ?

Great minds do indeed think alike Paul!!

Guess we are skipping "J" & "K". "M" is for Minot's Ledge, MA:



Okay to slap me upside the head if I've jumped the gun. . . . :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Ayup, I have another K. There are still a couple out there.

Keweenaw Upper Entrance Lighthouse, Michigan, located at the northern end of the Portage Canal that divides the Keweenaw Peninsula from the rest of Michigan's Upper Peninsula and is a vital shipping canal.

Paul, that misty shot is very cool!! Looks so mysterious.

N is for Cape Nelson , Australia.

Cape Nelson Lighthouse

Looking down the center of the stairs.

Looking down over the railing.
I don't like heights but this was worth the climb.

"O" is for Oak Island, NC:

O is for Owl's Head, ME





We almost tied on that one Sandy...

P is for Presqu'ile Point, Ont., Canada

Continuing on to Part 4!