Lighthouses from A-Z, Part 4!!

Continued from Part 3.

I don't have a Q, so I'm going to jump in with R. I've been waiting for this one!!

Rock of Ages, Lake Superior, Michigan. Also known as the spark plug. What a trip that was!!!

S is for Staberhuk Lighthouse on the Island of Fehmarn off the German Baltic Coast



The lighthouse is built from two sorts of bricks. The yellow ones were not hard enough to withstand the weather conditions, so on the weather side they were replaced with harder red bricks.

T is for Tybee, GA.



BTW Jen...yes that was an awesome Lake Superior trip we were on with you!

I had another 'Q', but I'll wait for the next round. Love that Rock of Ages.

Another lighthouse from my friend's website....

U is for Udbyhøj Lighthouse...


The light is in the upstairs window. More about this on Jens and Anke's Leuchtturmseiten

Very unique lighthouse... U is for Unique!!

Margret,

Located in Denmark?

Sandy

... sorry ... should have said ... yes the U lighthouse is in Denmark ... sorry ...

Ladies, I have to agree with you. That was definitely a fantastic trip we all had.

All lighthouse pictures are fantastic, but, Margret, you always post some really unusual ones. Love it! Thanks for that!

No V's to post so I'm jumpimg to W for White Shoal, MI. This picture was taken during the 2005 HL Reunion.

Lorie, lovely shot of one of my favorites! Looks like it needs a paint touch up again!!

Thanks Jen. I would guess that the lights out in the water would need continual paint touch-ups with the conditions that they endure.

Jen,

Post "inventory"?

Sandy

I'm not sure if there's an X, so I'll jump in with...

Y is for Yaquina Bay and Yaquina Head. (I know they've been used, but it's all I've got. )

Cool pictures, Lou. Thanks for sharing. Someday I'll see that lighthouse. Hopefully, sooner than later.

Inventory ... yes please ... I am getting lost in my own postings...
:rolleyes:

Margret

Hope tomorrow's pit stop is short and uneventful.

Sandy

P.S. Your wish is my command:

Admiralty Head, WA; Alligator Reef, FL; Alpena Pier, MI; Ann’s Eyes, MA; Anvil Point on the English South Coast; Apostle Islands (LaPointe), WI; (Saint) Augustine, FL; Au Sable, MI
Battery Point, CA; Beavertail, RI; Big Bay Point, Michigan; Big Sable, MI; Braddock Point, Seaway Trail, NY

Cape Ann Light Station, MA; Cape Canaveral, FL; Cape Florida, FL; Cape (Nelson), Australia; (Cape) Vincent, NY; (Point) Conception, CA; Copper Harbor, MI; Cromer Light, UK
Delaware Breakwater East, DE; Devil’s Island, WI; Diamond Head, HI; Doubling Point, ME; Dunkirk Light, Seaway Trail, NY; Dyce Head, ME

East Chop, MA; Edgartown, MA; Eaton’s Neck, NY; Egg Rock, ME; Eckernförde on Germany's Baltic Coast;
Fairport Harbor Lighthouse and Museum, OH; Fire Island, LI, NY; Fort Constitution (aka Portsmouth Harbor), MA; Fort Gratiot, MI; Fort Jefferson, FL; Forty Mile Point, MI; Frankfort Pierhead Lighthouse, MI

Gay Head, MA; Goose Rocks, ME; Grand Traverse, MI; Grassy Island Front Range, MI; Grand Haven Inner Light, MI; Gull Rock, MI
Hendrick’s Head, ME; Heceta Head, OR; Holland, MI; Hooper Strait, MD; Hudson-Athens, NY

Indian Country Sports, MI (faux); Indian Island, ME; (Point) Iroquois, MI; Isle Au Haut, ME; Isle Royale Light, MI
Jacobsville Lighthouse, Upper Peninsula, MI; (Fort) Jefferson, FL;
Jeffrey’s Hook, Hudson River, NY; (Point) Judith, RI; Jupiter Inlet, FL;

(Old) Kenosha Light, WI; Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse, WI; Keweenaw Upper Entrance Lighthouse, MI; Key West, FL; Kilauea, Kauai, HI;
LaPointe (Apostle Islands), WI; Liston Front and Rear Range Lights, DE; Little Sable Point, MI;
L'Orignal Front Range, Ontario; Lowestoft Lighthouse on the English East Coast

Manitowoc, WI; Marinette (Menominee) North Pierhead Light, MI; Marienleuchte (old and new) on the island of Fehmarn in the German Baltic Sea; Menominee (Marinette North Pierhead) Light; Miah Maull, NJ; Michigan City East Pier Light, IN; Minot’s Ledge, MA; Montauk, NY;
(Cape) Nelson, Australia; New London Ledge, CT; New Presque Isle Light, MI; Newlyn Pier Light, Penzance, Cornwall, UK; Nordre Røse Lighthouse in Denmark; North Block Island, RI

Oak Island, NC; Old Kenosha Light, WI; Old Mackinac Lighthouse, MI; Old Michigan City, IN; Old Mission Point, MI; Old Presque Isle Light, MI; Owl’s Head, ME
Pemaquid Point, ME; Piedra Blancas CA; Pendeen Lighthouse, on the coast of Cornwall, UK; Point Iroquois, MI; Point Judith, RI; Ponce Inlet, FL; Portsmouth Harbor (a/k/a Fort Constitution), MA; Presqu'ile Point, Ont., Canada

Queen’s Landing Water Tower, MD; Queen’s Wharf, Canada;
Queenscliff High (The Black Lighthouse), Australia
Ram Island, ME; Reedy Island Rear Range, DE; Rock of Ages, Lake Superior, MI; Rockland Breakwater, ME; Round Island, MI; Rubjerg Knude Light, Denmark

San Luis Obispo, CA; Saint Augustine, FL; (St.) Simon’s, GA; Staberhuk Lighthouse on the Island of Fehmarn off the German Baltic Coast
Teignmouth on the coast of Devon UK; Thacher Island North & South (Cape Ann Light Station; Twin Lights; Ann’s Eyes), MA; Twin Lights, MA; Two Rivers Light, WI; Tybee, GA

Udbyhøj Lighthouse, Denmark; Ueckermünde,Baltic Sea, Germany; Umpqua River Light, OR
Vermillion, OH; Verona Beach, NY; Vibberodden, Norway

Waugoshance Light, MI; Whitefish Point Light, MI; White River, MI; White Shoals, MI; Wind Point, WI
Yaquina Head, CA; Yaquina Bay, CA; Yerba Buena, CA; Ystad Pier Light, Sweden
Zarrenzin Lighthouse on the German Baltic Coast; Zippo, Pocket and Purse; Zoutelande in the Netherlands

I hope I don't offend anyone by skipping "Z" and moving back to "A" again.

A is for Algoma Pierhead light, WI; taken on a foggy morning after the Door County weekend in May 2004.

"B" is for Barcelona, Seaway Trail, NY:

C is for Cobourg East Pierhead Light, Ontario, Canada.

D is for Duluth Harbor South Breakwater Outer Light, MN

Sorry to skip F fort wadsworth. Someone pleas do e

Pleased as punch to do E!

Eagle Harbor, Michigan, and one of my top 10 favorites!! This is one of my older shots, taken in Fall of 1998.

Jen,

So old it does not want to be seen??

Sandy

I edited it to correct the url, Jen, as you know it is also one of my favorites, too...

Sandy, some of my older stuff is when I first started out and when I look back on it, I say to myself, "Well, I had to start somewhere!" One is always their own worst critic!

Jen,

Gather you did not see that your photo did not post--only a red "x" appeared in the left corner. That was what my comment was referring to (prior to Paul's correcting the flaw), not your actual photo which is, as they all are, gorgeous.

Sandy

Getting confused (after shock from the anaesthetic this morning ) .... but I guess it is G now?

So G is for Godrevy Island Lighthouse





This lighthouse is off the Cornish Coast of the UK. More detals on our web pages

Margret How many lighthouses do you see(get it like how many fingers) Bad ok. I hope everything went well and you are ready to get up and GO.

H is for Huntington Harbor

That's an oldie but goodie Jen. It looks like a painting and I really like it a lot!

I is for Isle La Motte, VT on the evening of it's relighting, October 2002!

I agree with Mombo, it looks like a painting.

Me, too, Jen. What a fantastic beginning! Really lovely.

and now for something completely differnet ...

J is for John Sebastian or LV55


This ex.Trinity House lightship currently serves as a club house in the Floating Harbour in Bristol UK.

More information to be found on Iris' website:
Feuerschiffseiten - Trinity House LV 55

And since I have been waiting for sooo long to "catch" a K, may I do anotherone straight away? Hope you all don't mind... because

K is for Knock Lighthouse on the German North Sea coast


Stan took this picture some years ago and we thought it is "different" enough to show off

More details on Russ' Lighthouse Directory Germany page

Although I haven't posted in this thread, I must say I'm really enjoying all the wonderful pictures people are sharing. Keep them coming!

Bob

L Litlle Gull

M is for Malmö, Sweden



This is another picture of Stan's from his days working for Saunders Roe - the company that made the Hovercraft.

You can find out more about the lighthouse on Jens and Anke\'s pages

And there is a little article, which was published together with the photograph in a works magazine.

N is for Nawiliwili Harbor or Ninini Point on Kauai, Hawaii.


This photo was taken during a squall while coming into Nawiliwili Harbor.

"O" is for Ogdensburg Harbor, Seaway Trail, NY:

P is for Pointe Aux Barques Lighthouse, MI

R is for Rattlesnake Island, Ohio



Thank you to our friend John Wells for the picture.
And if anyone can tell us more about this lighthouse, we would be VERY gratefull!!
(we tried the lake historical society, but other than an automated confirmation that they read our email nothing came from there )

"S" is for Sand Key, FL:

s Stony Point

sorry not fast enought s was done already, ok
T Tarrytown

No posts in FOUR days?! Where did everyone go?

I'm skipping U and V, because I think we're out. There are some W's still out there, but I don't have one. X, Y, and Z are out as well. SO, I'm starting over!

Ashland Harbor Breakwater, Wisconsin. Taken on a boat trip during the month long Lighthouse Celebration in September every year.

"W" is for West Quoddy, ME:





Jen,

What's happening with Margret's pictures? They were there when she posted them; they've disappeared and been replaced with that dreaded red x in the right corner.

I'll post the updated inventory of pics when you start the next section.

Sandy

Sandy, I can see all of her images but one ok; however, sometimes if a server is down, then you won't be able to see the images.

They've reappeared.

Thanks,

Sandy

Closing this one down, starting part 5 here.