I recieved this, along with a few other images, from the owner of the Bolivar lighthouse that were taken this winter. I'll post the others on my site later. (btw:, he said he'd send more )

Hey Zach!

Great photo! Could you please resize to no larger than 600 pixel width so we can see the whole thing without scrolling? Thanks much!

Done. Here's 2 others, I'll post them in their original sizes on my website later.

The Main Keepers Quarters and the Oil Storage BLDG


The whole grounds

It looks like there's more snow there than what we had on the ground in the St. Paul area of Minnesota prior to yesterday. (We finally had our first snowfall of the season that was greater than an inch.)

Thanks for sharing these photos.

He said it was around 5".
Also, if anyone wants to see it, here's the first photo in it's original size.
Lighthouse_Christmas6.jpg

Zach, more great photos! I have never been to a lighthouse in Texas, nor seen photos of one so far south with snow!

Tammy, talk about crazy weather. It was freezing rain last night, fog and rain today, rising temps (it's 60 degrees out in Michigan in January right now!!!) and tomorrow the cold front comes through. We are not going to even see a high of 20 degrees until next Tuesday...brrr!

Umm...gee whiz. I just hit post #500!

Yeah, snow's a rare thing down here. Your also lucky because pictures this close of the Bolivar LH are basically non-existent to the public.
Eventually, I'll have more as Mr. Maxwell (the owner of the property) said he'll send me some when he figures out how to work his new digital camera.

That's a rather unusually vertical white stripe in that first pic. Kind of reminds me of a skunk for some bizarre reason.

Bob

I think it's because the snow is sticking to the rusted iron. It makes for a unique shot

I've posted the rest of them on my website