Lighthouse Tour

I have had more trouble with this darn blog. If you see pictures w/o descriptions, I don't know why. It seems to have a mind of its own

Anyway we went lighthouse touring Saturday. Very interesting places and remote. I have no idea what pictures you will seeing. I tried to delete these that you see, as I was experimenting. So you may see every picture I took! Hopefully not, but the way this day has been going, there are lots of gremlins in here. (That is what I get for not going to church ... instead did TV)



Our first stop was Point Iroquois, it had a display of living quarters of the 50's, it was fun remembering that we had some of those things in our house also.
These are our friends Bill and Marilyn traveling with us. Of course they may not anymore after this day. I said it would be about 140 miles to see 3 lighthouses roundtrip and it turned out to be 230 .





This litehouse was very well kept and in good shape. There is a society nonprofit that keeps these litehouses up.






There should be pictures of Whitefish Point and Crisp Point, but I don't see them. There are 2 pictures of a sailing brig and its crew. We were eating at a HB place (curb service!) and it went sailing by. It is owned by the commonwealth of Penn. It is a sailing school and ages 14 and above can sign on for 2-4 weeks. The time is 1800's and the info says the working of the shop under sail and the spartan living conditions onboard are authentic. The brig (not ship) is named the US Brig Niagara. I'm going to publish this and see what comes up. Hope it makes sense. If not, what else is new!