Maugers Beach Lighthouse

Maugers Beach Lighthouse was built during WWII on the site of Sherbrooke Tower, a military“Martello” Tower completed in 1828 and later adapted as a lighthouse. In 1852 Dr. Abraham Gesner used his new kerosene fuel to operate the lighthouse for a trial period. http://mcnabsisland.ca/

Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!

[Terri]

What a beautiful scene!

[Graham Thresher]

Super shot. Fav.

[Thom Mitchell]

Great colors, Nova!

[Kingston Road Creative]

Nice spot and composition

[john morley]

As always your scenery shots are excellent, really show the countryside at it's best...

[Peter]

Beautiful image full of colour and detail Nova, thanks also for the interesting link:)

[Maggiemae]

These Martello towers are seen in a lot of places - saw some in Canada too!

[Kathy]

Lovely shore line.

[Babs]

Super shot and interesting history.

[Islandgirl]

What a lovely lighthouse...........such gorgeous scenery in your part of the country. I haven't been out east yet but hope to soon!!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful shot, Nova, with such pretty blues.

[Nova]

@terrinorthwind @thresheg @rhoing @kingstonroadcreative @jack4john @pcoulson @maggiemae @randystreat @onewing @radiogirl @mittens

Thank you so much for your kind words and fav's. I'm happy to share my little part of the world with you all. :)

[Nina Ganci]

great colours, glorious bright blue! wow