This is a reconstruction of the lighthouse at the mouth of the LaHave River . It is now a museum.
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Ah John don't go into a museum, you will have trouble escaping, that's why I don't go into secondhand shops, or talk to rag and bone merchants. Top photo, the shingles are a treat.
ReplyDeleteI love the perspective of this shot and the thin white clouds above the lighthouse. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteGreat perspective and great red trim!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully composed. Great colors.
ReplyDeleteNice photo. Where is LaHave?
ReplyDeleteI really like the perspective you took on this and the greys against the blue is lovely.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo, love the color contrasts.
ReplyDeleteJohn, you have been TAGGED!
ReplyDeleteMadelaine tagged me and here are the rules:
•Go to your photo folder on your computer
•Go to the 6th folder of photos
•Go to the sixth picture
•Put the picture on your blog and a description of it
•Invite six friends to join the challenge
•Link them in your blog
I hope you join us in this adventure.