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Solthörn


Germany

Navassa Island Lighthouse

Navassa Island

Navassa Island belongs to the U.S. Do we allow it?

Puerto Rico is also a U.S. territory and it has been posted before. So, in my opinion, I say we keep Navassa Island. Tell me what you think....

I don't find where Puerto Rico was used. Doesn't matter to me, should we say any except mainland U.S., Alaska and Hawaii? What do the rest think?

I have stayed away from using any USA lights, and I couldn't find any Puerto Rico lights being used either..

I say use the n in Solthörn....

Nisidomari Wan, Japan
http://www8.big.or.jp/~tae/Lh7/nisidomari.html

the "n" has it...I agree with Paul

North Head, Newfoundland
http://www.wordplay.com/bursey/book_4/photographs/063.html

Hörnum Germany

I agree also.

Meyers Legde (Germany)

Thanks, Paul!

Suurupi liitsihi alumine tuletorn, Estonia
http://www.enmb.ee/navmargid/baas/374/374.htm

Nagao Hana


Japan

Brian, I know I am doing Mombo's job, but Derith posted that light on 02-05-2002 in Part XXVII .....

Noto Ogi Ko Japan

OOps, sorry about that.I haven't updated the last part to my list yet. Guess I should start doing that...

Okuna Sima

Japan

Fort Point, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
http://www.ednet.ns.ca/educ/heritage/nslps/fort_point.htm

Thunder Bay

Ontario, Canada

Lõu tuletorn

Estonia

Nebel Germany


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Lefkas Island

Greece

Suurupi liitsihi ulemine tuletorn, Estonia
http://www.enmb.ee/navmargid/baas/375/375.htm

See ya'll on Sunday...off to Atlanta...the twins are 7.
Derith

Haugjegla

Norway

Farol de Abrolhos Brazil

Congratulations on a year, gang!


When searching to see if this lighthouse had been used... I found that it had but in the Name the Flame Game .... different image

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Horton Bluff

NS, Canada

Flotjan, Finland
http://www.fma.fi/english/lighthouses/index.html

Back from Atlanta, we had a great time altho' it was a quick time....Congratulations on our perserverance with doing this for a whole year...so, going for another, RIGHT?

Kjeungskjær


Norway

Help me out here, troops, which one of these has been posted:???
phare de Dunkerque, France http://membres.tripod.fr/lum20/phare/pag152.html

or
Feu de Dunkerque, France http://membres.tripod.fr/lum20/phare/pag151.html

I don't keep that accurate records. I only have one on my list, which one is it? I'll delete the other.



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Both of those lights have been posted Derith, one quite recently and one last March.

Oh Pooh!

Oh Pooh - is that a Chinese light Derith?

Dent Island (Australia)

Cape Rachado

Malaysia

Derith strikes again!
Thanks Sue!

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That one's been used Derith in Part XXIII.

Elbe 3 Lightship (Germany)




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Prangli loode tuletorn, Estonia
http://www.enmb.ee/navmargid/baas/160/160.htm

Cape North (Ont., Canada)

This lighthouse was originally on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. When it was replaced by a modern beacon it was disassembled and moved to Ottawa. After being refurbished it was errected on the grounds of the National Museum of Science and Technology in 1979. It's 3rd order lens remains and the light shines out over the museum grounds.

Homborsund

Norway

Roncadoira, Spain
http://www.porto-ferrolsanciprian.com/en/provisions/lighthouse7.html

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Sue,

Thats two posts in one day.

Opps, sorry. Guess that "Cinderella" post messed me up.

Agia Galini (Greece)

Ihasalu päevamärk

estonia