It's as hidden as most of them lately, it's hidden on the back deck of the Midwest Harbour Lights Museum and is hiding behind a small palm plant..

There you go Sandy, this post rolled it over to a second page..

Magical! Rolling to a second page, that is--not your explanation. Still won't show anywhere but here.

Sandy

On second thought, is what's on the deck the one I couldn't find when I searched for it on a visit to Morris Island, SC in 2005? I think the caption on this photograph was something to the effect that I couldn't locate the elusive li'l devil. Where was she hiding?

Sandy

Sorry, Bob!!

The seahorse on the HL377 Makapu'u, HI is in the water..

Nice photo! Well hidden, but it's there.

HL 375 Saginaw River Rear Range
From the front of the boat go one inch to the corner of the piece. Seahorse is in the blue water.
Bob Taylor

HL 364 Sabine Pass, LA
From the flag go counter clockwise four and 1/4 inches. Seahorse is on the side of the piece, tan in color. Watch out for for the swamp snakes!
Bob Taylor

HL 378 Pomham Rocks, RI
From the flag to clockwise two inches. Seahorse is in the blue water.
Bob Taylor

HL380 Fastnet Rock, Ireland
From the flag go two inches counter clockwise. The seahorse is on the side of the rock ledge, one inch from the bottom.
Bob Taylor

Boy! Some people have way too much time on their hands. . . .

Think my order should arrive this afternoon and I'll confirm locations.

Thanks, Bob,

Sandy

he just lives close to Lighthouse Depot and gets them 1st, Sandy..

Pittsfield, MA is close to Wells, ME?

Anyway, received my shipment but can't get to confirming locations until after 9/26--am frantically trying to get my house/yard/dogs/laundry/etc. in order before we leave for Nova Scotia and PEI.

Sandy

Pittsfield, MA is next to the New York State border. But, my lighthouses from Harbour Lights go to Connecticut and then are sent by my dealer to Pittsfield, MA See you and Stan in Portland.

Bob

It is closer than Indianapolis (16 1/2 hours), St. Louis (20 hours), Denver (31 hours), San Jose (47 hours) and a lot of other places.. Yes, Pittsfield (3 1/2 hours) is close to Wells, ME..

HL385 Old Alcatraz, CA From the flag go 2 inches to the left. Seahorse is on the side of the base, tan in color.
Bob Taylor

HL 386 Stratford Shoals, CT From the flag go 3 inches to the right. Seahorse is in the blue water up against the brown rocks.
Bob Taylor

HL382 1876 Centennial Exposition. Go 3/4 of an inch to the right. Seahorse is on the tan base up close to the green grass.
Bob Taylor

HL 381 Maplin Sands, UK The Seahorse is 3 inches to the left of the flag in the blue water almost as high as the boat.
Bob Taylor

HL 384 Cleveland Harbor, OH Seahorse is 3/4 of an inch to the right of the flag midway up/down in the water.
Bob Taylor

HL 383 Egg Rock, ME The seahorse is 1/2 inch to the left of the flag in the blue water.
Bob Taylor

Now I won't even have to open the box containing the six pieces that arrived here yesterday until I make room in my curios for them! You done good Bob. . . .

Sandy

HL805 Jordan Point, VA Face the flag. Go up over the top of the leters "JOR", over the green hedge and under the foundation on the left side. The seahorse can be seen, head only, under the lighthouse, gray in color, way in the back.

Bob Taylor

Boy, I don't know about that BOB!

If indeed it is there (on the new Jordan Point, VA piece), it is not very pronounced on my piece, even if it is only the head. I think you may be seeing things..... this is a hard one Folks. We may need confirmation from HLs on that one.....

I have been looking under the foundation in the gray area under different lighting scenarios, and I don't see it....

Bob, I'm with Christopher on this, as I can't confirm your sighting. Back to the flashlight and magnifying glass. . . .

Sandy

HL 564 Mount Desert, ME The seahorse is one inch to the right of the flag on the side of the brown rock ledge.

Bob Taylor

HL 563 Old Mount Desert, ME The seahorse is 3/4 of an inch to the left of the flag on the side of the gray rock.

Bob Taylor

HL 263 Los Angeles Harbor, CA--find upright seal on rocks left of sailboat. Left-facing seahorse is embedded in waves about 1" diagonal to seal.

HL 278 Battery Point, CA--hold sculpture such that you can look over storage shed roof onto sand-colored walk that's between building and tree. Right-facing seahorse, same color as sand, is lying on her side next to blue shrub.


HL 640 Hooper Strait, MD. I'm not sure about this and hope someone will confirm or find a better location. Crude, right-facing seahorse head and body, sans tail, embedded in wave 1/2" from LH leg closest to rear of boat. Head is bent, almost touches chest.

Anybody locate seahorse on these?

HL 294 Alki Point, WA
HL 344 Mobile Point, AL
HL 331 Fowey Rocks, FL
HL 533 Cold Spring Harbor, NY
HL 541 Fort Point, CA
HL 646 Minot's Ledge Light, MA
HL 677 Fourteen Foot Bank, DE
HL 801 Sapelo Front Range Light, GA

Does anybody know if seahorses are to be found on the historical buildings pieces, i.e., HL 903 Mount Greylock War Memorial Replica, MA, HB 904 Pemaquie Point Bell Tower, ME, HL 906 Old North Church, Boston, MA?

The locations of seahorses on many GLOWs is unknown--the last post I show is for HL 463 Brant Point, MA.

A bit of seahorse trivia, I talked to Harry about Jordan Point, VA Lighthouse.

He said he doesn't believe there was a seahorse placed on the piece.. I really didn't know whether to post this or not but then I decided why not, it just makes the piece a little more unique.

Cold Spring Harbor seahorse is in the valley of the 2nd wave to the right of the flag..



Long skinny and not real pretty one..

Alki Point seahorse is in the water below and to the left of the barrel..



This one is a pretty seahorse...

Mobile Point seahorse is to the left and up in the sand from the flag..

Hooray for you Paul!! Filling in a number of holes in my inventory. Keep up the good work.

Just between you and me, there's a plan afoot to update the location listing as soon as I get off my knees (weeding, not praying--altho' I'm thinking of combining the two and praying the weeds stop growing!). Can't tell you how much time I spent looking for the Alki Point seahorse a couple of nights ago. . . .

Sandy