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Christmas In July Sale!!! This year we have decided to extend additional savings to our visitors by not only offering a 15% discount on all sales during the month of July but celebrating our country's independence by providing a 20% discount on all orders through 5pm EST Sunday July 5th, 2009. This sale is for all products and not just the examples listed below... This promotion applies only to all products purchased from the usalights.com store and not from other vendors sites within usalights.com To receive these discounts...
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Follow usalights.com on Twitter Point Vicente Lighthouse Rancho Palos Verdes, California Open To The Public 
For information please contact our information line at (310) 541-0334. Point Vincent is open on
the 2nd Saturday of each month from 10 a.m. To 3 p.m.
Large bags/backpacks can be inspected and are not permitted up lighthouse stairs children under 7 not permitted up lighthouse stairs for safety reasons Group tours maybe requested by leaving a message at (310) 541-0334. Please note: photo id is required for all persons over 18 and will be inspected at guard gate. Thank you Large bags/backpacks can be inspected and are not permitted up lighthouse stairs |
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The post office will again feature a series of five lighthouse postage stamps, this time with Gulf Coast Lighthouses. The five lighthouses featured are: Matagorda Island, Texas; Sabine Pass, La.; Biloxi, Miss., Sand Island, near the entrance to Mobile Bay, Ala., and Fort Jefferson, also known as Garden Key Lighthouse, 50 miles west of Key West, Fla. From the USPS Press Release: The popular lighthouse stamps series continues to shine with the issuance of Gulf Coast Lighthouses next summer. Featuring paintings by artist Howard Koslow of Toms River, NJ, the five stamps depict the lighthouses of Matagorda Island, near Port O’Connor, TX; Sabine Pass, near Sabine Pass, LA; Biloxi, in Biloxi, MS; Sand Island, near the entrance to Mobile Bay in Mobile, AL; and, Fort Jefferson (also known as Garden Key Lighthouse), 50 miles west of Key West, FL, in Dry Tortugas Park.
Okay... It's not Lighthouses of the United States but we felt it worthy of posting. Storms on the tip of Brittany A truly amazing 3 minute Video of lighthouses weathering storms off the coast of France as shown in this utube clip. |
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"Bodie Island Lighthouse" I recently returned from a three-week housesitting "job" for some friends in the beautiful Outer Banks of North Carolina. While there, I volunteered to "work" at Bodie Island Lighthouse keeping the tower open for visitors to view and to answer questions about the lighthouse. I had an absolutely wonderful time, met some great people and fell in love with Bodie Island Lighthouse. Although not open for climbing, one can only imagine the spectacular view from the top because of the beautiful setting that surrounds the tower. The grounds are owned by the National Park Service while the tower itself is still maintained by the Coast Guard. It is my hope that when ownership is transferred to the Park Service, the tower will be restored and open for climbing the 214 stairs to the top. I know I will be one of the first to volunteer to make this happen! I love lighthouses and have
visited many in Maine, Michigan and other places, but I believe my heart
belongs in the Outer Banks at Bodie Island.
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