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 European lights ...
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07/01/06 04:21 PM
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Lighthouse Duo
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As per my post in the General Forum ,Paul is right, the topic belongs here too... So HL ... how about making some more of the lighthouses this side of the pond? One we would love to see is St. Catherine's on the Isle of Wight!!! But there are many more beautiful lighthouses here!!!
Margret
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Re: European lights ...
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07/01/06 06:13 PM
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regalhobo
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I agree with you but I have to say -- the Isle of Wight is on the Wong side of the pond .LOL. I kill me.  Sorry Stan and Margret, I couldn't let that one go.  
regalhobo
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Re: European lights ...
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07/01/06 06:39 PM
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Bob Ott
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I have to agree with Margret and Paul. It would be wonderful if Harbour Lights were to issue some lights from Europe. Those lights tend to be absolutely fantastic.
bobo
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Re: European lights ...
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07/02/06 02:02 AM
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St. Catherine's would be a lovely one with which to begin. Especially since it has a connection to one of our own CF members! Bob is right about there being so many fantastic lights in other parts of the world - many are very unusual.
beachcomber
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