Mise Tales Forty-One
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Some beautiful night-time photos of lighthouses, some in a 360º panorama format from Aaron D. Priest on his website aaronpriestphoto.com.
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April 20th-26th is International Dark Skies Week. Check out this website for tips on how to light responsibly (you can also download free posters):http://bit.ly/24FAZf Plan on it for next year!
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In 1994, an earthquake knocked out the power in Los Angeles. Many residents called local emergency centers reporting a strange “giant, silvery cloud” in the dark sky. That giant, silvery cloud was the Milky Way, which many residents had just seen for the first time.
Panel #1 is the view we got as lighthouse keepers. Wonderful!
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The U.S. Mid-Atlantic Coast at night from the International Space Station.
Image credit: NASA
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Point Lynas lighthouse in Llaneilian, Amlwch, Anglesey lighthouse on sale for just under £1.4m
This picturesque working lighthouse could be yours for a snip at just under £1.4m.
Point Lynas lighthouse in Llaneilian, Amlwch is on the market at £1,375,000.
As well as the freehold of the lighthouse it comes with a main residence, two holiday cottages and about 18 acres of headland set on the beautiful north coast of Anglesey. . . . more
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The properties are set within a castle style walled courtyard with breath taking views of the sea, where you may also notice the odd dolphin swim by.
According to estate agents Williams & Goodwin the properties were recently renovated by the current owners.
They said the gross income for the two cottages currently stands at £42,000 pa, with greater potential should the main house also be let.
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And this lovely shot of the CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier (still at the dock in Victoria) by Matthew Kerr from his Facebook page
