When I first saw this Lighthouse back in 1993, while on a History trip to New England, I just fell in love with it. I also fell in love with the Maine Coastline. I just loved how the waves crashed upon the rocks. I could sit out there for hours just listening to the waves crashing. Every time I have been back I fall in love all over again. This place never gets old. If you are ever in Maine this is a definite must see.
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Reblogged this on Des Fischers Auge and commented:
This is a beautiful post, thanks a lot for it. It reminds me of Virgina Woolf’s novel ‘To the Lighthouse’.