Perhaps this very lighthouse was witness to the Edmund Fitzgerald freighter leaving port from Cleveland, Ohio to begin it's final voyage destined for Whitefish Bay in Canada. On November 10th, 1975, as Gordon Lightfoot sang,
"And later that night,
When his lights went out of sight,
Came the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.
LURKING ON THE GRASSY KNOLL
That is one small light house. No wonder the Fitzgerald crashed and sank.
ReplyDeleteSomeones been to Geneva with a can of spray paint.
ReplyDeleteThats a mini me light house. No wonder ships wrecked on shore.
ReplyDeleteAs lighthouses go, it is relatively small.
ReplyDeleteNo spray paint. Camel hair brushes. :D
ReplyDeleteI thought that you might have done a photoshop thing on the picture. It is not bad for such a small lighthouse but even better LOTGK publicity! Now I am even suspect with regards to the story itself :)
ReplyDeleteYea those letters lotgk aren't painted on there. Its just empty.
ReplyDeleteHave a look see now.
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