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Portland Head Light during sunset in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, with Ram Island Ledge Light visible in the background

u/LighthouseHunter — 3 days ago
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South Korea Lighthouse Passport Program

South Korea introduced the National Lighthouse Passport program to promote coastal tourism and maritime heritage, encouraging travelers to visit historical and scenic lighthouses nationwide.

Some are easy to find, others not so. It is a great way to see parts of the country you would never travel to. This passport has taken me 3 months to accomplish.

Lighthouse List
독산곶등대 | Noksangot Lighthouse
돌산항남방파제등대 | Dolsanhang S.B. Lighthouse
마량항중방파제등대 | Maryanghang M.B. Lighthouse

마산항서파제제서단등대 | Masanhang W.B. Lighthouse
방두포등대 | Bangdoopo Lighthouse
백야도등대 | Baegyado Lighthouse

삼천포구항동방파제등대 | Samcheonpoguhang E.B. Lighthouse
서이말등대 | Seoimal Lighthouse
술상항남방파제등대 | Sulsanghang S.B. Lighthouse

신창등대 | Sinchang Lighthouse
애도등대 | Aedo Lighthouse
죽도등대 | Jukdo Lighthouse

중리항방파제등대 | Jungrihang B. Lighthouse
추자도등대 | Chujado Lighthouse
통영운하방파제등대 | Tongyoungwoonha B. Lighthouse
북촌리** 등명대(도대불)** | Bukchon-ri Deungmyeongdae

u/AKL_Global_Trekkers — 2 days ago
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Little Sable Point, Silver Lake State Park, Michigan

Want the view? Climb for it. 🌊

Little Sable Point Lighthouse is one of those Michigan stops where the small admission fee is absolutely worth it.

Climb the 139 steps to the top, and you’ll get a whole new perspective on Lake Michigan, Silver Lake, and the surrounding dunes.

A little effort. A small charge. A seriously good view.

And yes, your legs may have an opinion about those stairs. 😂

Would you climb it?

u/mkcannell — 5 days ago
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Portland Head Light at sunset

The most photographed for a reason! This one's from back in November.

u/reinedesmaladies — 6 days ago
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Kincardine Lighthouse, Kincardine, ON 🇨🇦

One of my stops this past weekend along Lake Huron.

Constructed in 1880 to serve Kincardine’s fishing and salt-shipping industries, this is the town’s only lighthouse built in the downtown area. Kincardine’s industries needed a safe harbour for shipping, including salt production at the harbour and lumber and furniture operations that depended on port access.

u/McIrish416 — 7 days ago
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The best picture I've ever taken

5 years ago today I proposed to my now ex-fiance under the light. Took this picture just prior so I could test the light. Can never look at the light the same way, but it'll always be a sacred place for me.

u/bloodrocks12 — 10 days ago