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A Watch in the Night
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$19.95
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The story of Pomquest Island's last lighthkeeping family by Ruth Edgett
A Watch in the Night chronicles the struggles of one Nova Scotia family to survive on a tiny windswept island without running water, electricity, or reliable communication with the mainland. For thirty-six years, George and Ruth Millar tended the Pomquet Island light, raised generations of livestock, brought up their 6 children, and lived through violent storms and other weather disaters. A Watch in the Night is not a dry account of lightkeeping life, but rather a tale in which faith, ingenuity, and tenderness triumph over adversity. # 99900
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Alone Against the Sea and Other True Adventures
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$14.95
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by Jon Bowermaster
Readers will feel the bite of icy waters as Jon Bowermaster careens down the most dangerous sections of the Yangtze River - so treacherous the Chinese government has closed it to boaters - and descends for the first time ever Chile's Futaleafu, one of the most beautiful and dangerous rivers in the world. Bowermaster stands witness to some of the greatest expeditions of our time, forming friendships with polar man Will Steger, first to the North Pole and across Antarctica by dogsled, and photographer/raconteur Peter Beard, an outsized character still living on the edge of wild. He sits on the deck with French sailors as they prepare to race around the world single-handedly, each, of them knowing that few will finish, and some will not come back alive. Listen in as he is conned on the streets of Baja by a tall-tale-telling fishing guide. This book is an important addition to the adventurer's library. # 91424
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Irish Lighthouses
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$19.95
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Ireland, a land best known for Celtic music, rolling green hills, and welcoming people has a seafaring side that is equally enchanting. With almost 2,000 miles of coastline, the sea has beckoned many Irish countrymen. Irish sailors have traveled from their island home in search of wealth and adventure. Since the fifth century, Irish lighthouses have been guiding these seafarers home. This lavishly illustrated and lively book is a tour of thirty-six beautiful and distinctive Irish lighthouses. These technically efficient structures are described in detail, including the history for each light and descriptions of the surrounding area. This guide contains: Location and geography of the land where each beacon stands Historical anecdotes and accounts of adventures at sea Directions to each light Breathtaking color photographs Irish lighthouses is an excellent memento of Ireland's lighthouse legacy, for visitors and lighthouse aficionados alike. Written by Sharma Krauskopf who has also authored the books Scottish Lighthouses and The Last Lighthouse. She is also a contributing writer to Lighthouse Digest. # 91230
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Lighthouse Legacies
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$24.95
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by Chris Mills
Stories of Nova Scotia's Lightkeeping Families. Nova Scotia's lightkeepers were family men and women who eked out a living as best they could, raising their children on isolated coasts and tiny islands, ever toiling at the service of the mariner. Their work was all-important: they kept the lamps lit and the foghorns blowing to save countless souls from the merciless Atlantic Ocean. # 99952
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Lighthouses of Atlantic Canada
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$24.95
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Lighthouses of Atlantic Canada traces the origins of more than 250 ligthouses from their beginnings to the present day. Packed with more than 350 color and B&W photos, illustrations, access maps and directions. # 91374
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Lighthouses of Ireland
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$21.95
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# 31691
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Raincoast Chronicles - Stories and Chronicles of the British Columbia Coast
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$14.95
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Although not entirely about lighthouses, this book has two amazing chapters devoted to some very interesting lighthouse stories, including the World War II Japanese attack on Estevan Lighthouse that will not let you put the book down. Includes old and rare photographs. # 91863
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Rediscover the Lighthouse Route
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$10.95
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By Judith Comfort. Nova Scotia’s South Shore is a 200-mile coastal drive through one of the province’s most historic regions, offering a mix of old-world charm and Maritime hospitality. Organized by county and complete with maps and photos, this informative guide offers directions to sites and attractions, from beaches, parks, and lighthouses to local historic sites and natural phenomena. # 91815
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Rock Lighthouses of Britain
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$49.95
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Author Christopher Nicholson brings the story of the rock lighthouses of Great Britain completely up-to-date - from the day the first granite block was laid, through construction, the disappearance of the lighthouse keeper, right up to automation and the technology of today. This greatly enhanced, third edition of his classic book promises to be an essential part of any maritime enthusiast's library. Packed with dramatic new color photos and hand-colored drawings throughout. Hard cover, 220 pages with over 150 illustrations. # 31881
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Scottish Lighthouses
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$19.95
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By Sharma Krauskopf
Beautiful color photos and informative text make this a "must-have" for every lighthouse lover.
History and descriptions for each lighthouse. # 91211
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