The first in a long series of Newfoundland lighthouses. The building on the right is the old lighthouse, built in 1836. The lighthouse on the left replaced it in 1955.
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Thursday, September 5, 2019
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- Playtime
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- Norris Point
- Saturday reflections
- Pissing Mare Falls
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- A perfect afternoon
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- And yet more beautiful coastline
- The Root Cellar Capital of the World
- Random building break
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- A slightly different view
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- Another red building
- Why they needed a lighthouse, part 2
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- Bonavista lighthouse
- Two last pictures from Trinity
- St. Paul's
- So much depends upon a red building by the water
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- The Fishermen's Advocate
- I owe my soul to the company store
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- Cape Spear lighthouses
- Next stop Ireland
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