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Three Years and Counting
The Point has been as quiet as the skies and posting for the sake of posting is not really the point. We have been here three years now. The rewards… Read more
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No Corn Cob Pipe or Button Nose
As the snow less winter continues to unfold, I was struck today by how quickly accustom we have become to it. Low temperatures are still the rule but a clean… Read more
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In the Gallery
Even December mornings have a unique feel to them here. The colors this morning were like those in Surrealist painting. I got to the kitchen sink and knew I had… Read more
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Perfect Day for an Elf to Visit
A wonderful tradition was extended another year. Flying Santa began visiting Lighthouses and Coast Guard stations in 1929. We welcomed here to Cedar Point today around 2:30 this afternoon. A… Read more
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Behind the Scenes
I noted last week that I had my hands on a wide angle lens to take a shot on behalf of Google. I took some others too that will give… Read more
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New Perspective
Have you checked out the web cams lately. I have made a move. Taking the suggestion of a neighbor, I took the Harbor Cam and pointed it north. The harbor… Read more
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Extreme Makeover – Lighthouse Edition
Back in August the Utility room here at the Lighthouse went under the surgeon\’s knife. Needing more than just plastic surgery, this room had been the neglected Cinderella of the… Read more
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We Have A Winner
Late in August Carolyn Bearce approached the Historical Society with an idea and a painting. Mrs. Bearce offered the painting as a prize in a fundraiser for the Lighthouse. Sales… Read more
Welcome to Scituate Light
For the past fifteen years there have been regular posts from one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States. Managed for the Town of Scituate by the Scituate Historical Society since for more than 50 years now, Scituate Light is the pride of this nearly 400 year old New England town.
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