The Last Lighthouses
For hundreds of years, lighthouses were used to help sailors navigate their way safely into harbors.
These buildings were often built on the most dangerous coastlines with hazards such as reefs, cliffs, and rocky edges.
Today, the number of operational lighthouses decreases with each passing year.
Modern technology has replaced the need for these buildings, but they are still pretty cool to visit.
For hundreds of years, lighthouses were used to help sailors navigate their way safely into harbors.
These buildings were often built on the most dangerous coastlines with hazards such as reefs, cliffs, and rocky edges.
Today, the number of operational lighthouses decreases with each passing year.
Modern technology has replaced the need for these buildings, but they are still pretty cool to visit.
"Snowstorm" Photo by Atli Harðarson
"Big Water - Ludington North Breakwater Light" Photo by James Marvin Phelps
"The 30 foot tall outer light of the St. Joseph, Michigan after a severe winter storm" Photo by Tom Gill
"lightning at lighthouse" Photo by Alexander Hlavac
"Pigeon Point Lightstation" Photo by rickz
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