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But some of the Lighthouses that are reading this are consumed with the dark, not realizing that they are their own salvation.

He built lighthouses and for a while was responsible for most of the lighthouses around the world.

Some plutonium-powered thermogenerators have also been used to run equipment like lighthouses and radio beacons in isolated areas.

Later. lighthouses were built in many places. Whole families lived inside them and made sure the oil light was burning.

See one of the most beautiful lighthouses on the next page.

The advertisements showed lush golf courses, lighthouses , beaches and sunsets, while a narrator cast Michigan as an unspoilt refuge.

Naturally, sailors preferred to sail to destinations that had a method of marking these perils, so harbors with lighthouses flourished.

Another reason for considering a visit is that the lighthouses themselves can be very attractive buildings.

Operation from faux or false lighthouses , lights on poles etc. is discouraged as they are not within the spirit of the event.

Lighthouses are built to mark the location of rocks and shoals or other hazards in the dead of night or midst of storms.

A chart is a map used by sailors, showing the coasts, depth of the sea, position of rocks, lighthouses, etc.

My friends, correct principles are lighthouses, they do not move.

Sometimes fishermen are killed at sea. Many lighthouses have been built on the Maine coast to warn seamen of dangerous rocks.

Lighthouses help ships identify their locations, warn them of danger, and serve as a marker of nearby land.

In New England and elsewhere, though, lighthouses reflected a variety of architectural styles.

They have already been listed among the World Historical and Cultural Relic Lighthouses.

Sturdy Dwarf-constructed lighthouses line the interior of the Black Gulf, guiding ships into the harbor of Barak Varr.

An incredible image showing some of the first lighthouses on the Pearl River.

The so-called Mesopotamia and Egypt across east-west liking two lighthouses, shined the Western world.

By then there were only a dozen or so true lighthouses in the colonies.

These are commonly found in lighthouses to magnify light in a way that would normally require a much larger, thicker lens.

Or enjoy some ancient lighthouses at the China Lighthouse Museum.

Lighthouses have guided ships around Britain's coast for centuries.

Which countries these lighthouses belong to .

Little over a century later, there were 700 lighthouses.

Towns and villages will also light up at night via streetlights, lighthouses , etc.

Such kind of old lighthouses are really rare.

Later in the campaign, there's sailing ships and lighthouses and more.

Now, I want to tell you about the Lighthouses.

We called you Lighthouses, and we told you that it was time to go to work.

After the administration of lighthouses was taken over in 1852 by the United States Lighthouse Board, an agency of the Treasury Department,

After walking out of the world of lighthouses,

It seems that lighthouses of different countries

a coast with frequent lighthouses

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how many of you consider yourselves lighthouses