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HI KAREN,

Here's one of my favorite groups singing the Lighthouse.. hope you enjoy it !

Sincerely,

Carla :)

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A little 2 year siniging the lords prayer,all the light house need this amen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AR4PQ30VkBk&feature=related

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STAINED GLASS OVAL PICTURE

� 2007 Jeremy D'Entremont

Location: Prospect Harbor Point, east side of Schoodic Peninsula Nearest town: Prospect Harbor (a village of Gouldsboro). 44 24 12 N 68 00 48 W MapQuest Link Accessibility: The lighthouse is on a Navy base and is not open to the public, but you can drive to the entrance of the Navy installation for a good view. From Route 1, take Route 195 South for about five miles to Prospect Harbor. Turn left onto Main Street. After a very short distance, turn right onto Corea Road. Where the road bears left toward Corea, drive straight onto Lighthouse Point Road. Follow to the gate of the Navy installation. There are no real parking spaces; pull to the side of the road. Good views of the lighthouse are possible from the rocky beach, especially at low tide. The lighthouse can also be seen from across the harbor on the grounds of the Stinson Canning Company on Route 186 in Prospect Harbor. Station established: 1850; Present lighthouse built: 1891; Automated: 1951 Construction material: Wood Height of tower: 38 feet; Height of focal plane: 42 feet Earlier optic: Fifth-order Fresnel lens (1870); Present optic: 250 mm Characteristic: Flashing red every six seconds with two white sectors Other buildings still standing: 1891 keeper's house, 1905 oil house, boathouse Buildings other than the lighthouse tower belong to the U.S. Navy The lighthouse tower is licensed to: American Lighthouse Foundation P.O. Box 565 Rockland, Maine 04841