I love taking visitors to this lighthouse!

I do believe I remember meeting somebody named Bob at the Lighthouse and getting a great personal tour..

I also remember a deer trying to get in your car with you when we were leaving..

I have been there twice and still not gotten to climb it. I will get one up this evening.

2 legged or 4 legged Paul???

4 legged..

Here's an image I shot when leaving after our visit after the Long Island Regional.. Sometimes no blue sky works too!!

Like I said...gorgeous. Next lighthouse

more

a bit higher...

All of the tower

Paul is on the road, so we could use some more players here. Any guesses???? Repeats are fine now, in case you hadn't noticed.

sorry, no idea

Hmmm...a clue. This is from Lighthouse Friends and slightly modified.
By the early 1930s, erosion had put the _________ Lighthouse in danger of falling into the sea, and in 1932 a new tower was built further inland. The old tower was left standing until the new thirty-one foot steel tower was completed in June of 1932. Just six years later, a hurricane tore another big chunk out of the bank, and after the storm the new tower was inches away from falling into the water as well. The following year, a series of massive jacks lifted the thirty-five ton tower and moved it even further inland to its present location. It was placed on an eight-foot tall concrete base so that ships could see its beacon over the top of the keeper's house. The move only took one day, and the light continued to shine throughout the entire move.

Sorry, no idea from my brain, either. I don't have time to research it until Saturday. Hopefully, someone can come up with the right answer.

Nice windows, BTW, Laura, though pretty small.. :-)

Warrick Island, RI

He's back............

Thank you Eric! Though actually its Warwick, I will not count off for spelling.

Those are tiny windows, you are right Carol! I hope you can participate this weekend, because I can't. Law school graduation for my youngest.

Well some of work for a living. And then some of us work for an airline that likes to send you from one side of the country to the other one day and out of the country the next.

I see you used the Kish Bank. That was one I had thought of using.

Now back to our regularly scheduled programming.

Grassy Isle, WI...probably the Rear Range?

why yes, yes it is the Grassy Island Range. The rear range light to be exact. The front range light has a chimney on it.

Unique angles just below the lantern. Next up

I've clumbed that light. In fact the last time I was up there a flock of Penguins were walking along the beach.

No it was not a herd of birds, it was a group of about 10 Nuns in their full length hobbits.

Then tell me the name!!!
I haven't clumbed it. Bad timing again.

Well if you insist then the lighthouse in question is Cape Florida.

You got it Eric.

OK a little something different. I always liked Sepia toned photos.

New England.

I can neither confirm or deny it's in New England

a little more.

I am thinking a bit farther to the left...

I was thinking maybe Selkirk ?

Not Selkirk

I've clumbed that one...

??????????????

Also no idea. Is this a New England lighthouse? East coast? Great Lakes?

The windows were a great hint, but I've not found them. Can you give us some clues?

Carol

A little more. These should give it away. If not then I'll add it is not a New England lighthouse.

Laura good to see someone using my favorite expression!

Bob you are going to kick yourself if you do not get this one

It does look very familiar......

anyone

Point Sur, CA

Eric, do you know what the structure with the arches is on the right side of your 3rd photo?

Laura, I was told by the docents because I asked the same question. The problem is I forgot what they said. But I think it had something to do with the water supply for the steam fog horn back in the day.

Actually, I think I asked and forgot also...but what you said sounds familiar. That was a great lighthouse for the sepia tone. Next up?

Need more?

A little more...

Good ol' Cape Disappointment.

That place sure lived up to it's name. I was supposed to have clumbed it, but the dang lock wouldn't work. That was the second time that has happened to me in my lighousing.

Must have been a Pixie around who almost got you inside. That would be very cool. Cape Disappointment was the first lighthouse I had all to myself. I wasn't disappointed. You're up!

Yes there was one around. ;)

Next up this time lets go old school black and white.

I think it looks like Point Cabrillo!

It does because it is.

From the front

A beautiful lighthouse! Next up, specially for Eric....

and for Paul...

The closest I have to an out building for Bob...

a for the rest of us...

Landings on the banister staircase

Dancing bird on picnic table close to ocean

Red Tile roof with solar panels for Fog Horn

Honeycomb lens room

I know those stairs, but I also know that building isn't located at the lighthouse I visited. There must be a near identical twin out there. "Out there" being the opportune words.

Been there?

Bob U might want to add

Beautiful Third order lens replaced by "that thing"

Do you mean this...

Some of the outside...

This building is nearby.

Lantern room

No I haven't been there but I sure keep trying!

I have to admit...I haven't been there either, tried once. Tell me the name before I run out of letters!

If you haven't been there then where did you get the photos of Anacapa Island?

From my sister. A Pixie took her there. I couldn't get away from work. You're up Eric.
I wanted to add...the large building is supposed to look like a chapel, but it disguises two water tanks. I assume from during WWII.

Next Up

This looks like a Florida skeleton LH in the woods?

No Skeletal I know of has a First Order Lens in it.

A close up of the lens.

A few minutes earlier as the last rays of the sun reflected off of the lens. A moon that is only a day or so away from full rises behind the tower.

Here's his friend at Heceta Head Laura!

Nice!

A little something for Memorial Day.

Sunset reflected in the keepers quarters windows.

The trees in the first photo threw me off...but I think that is Bodie.

Why would the trees trow you off? One of the best photos of Bodie Island is through the pines. These photos were taken the same evening. I was the only one there and stayed from sunset to full dark shooting the lens as is came on for another evening.

The trees just looked so close to the lantern. Next up, some different stairs

I've clumbed em!!! But I'll let someone else guess this one.