Burlington Breakwater South Lighthouse From Atop Battery Park Wall Detail #1 Wood Print

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I've been fortunate to see this small lighthouse, sitting carefully on a granite breakwater in Lake Champlain, each time my wife and I have visited her home state of Vermont. At night, it's light is clearly visible, and during the day, if one is sightseeing the small boats rounding the rocks from shore, this small lighthouse provides the perfect counterpoint to the sailboats passing by. The lighthouse itself is a replica of the original built in 1857. It was destroyed during a storm in 1876. The current replica is circa 2003. Though more often than not, the waters in the harbor off Lake Champlain beside Burlington Vermont are smooth enough for one man skiffs and paddle boats, the lake does receive a heavy dose of winter storms and ice.

Below, is additional information regarding my vantage point from Battery Park of the lighthouse.

One of a series of images I was very fortunate to take the one winter I've spent in Burlington, Vemont. Though similar to my image behind a...

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