I'd be lonely in a lighthouse, and the sea would scare me, too much water for me. But the photo is lovely. Thanks for the comment on my blog, Like you I am going to sow more seeds directly into the ground this year, it's too much trouble looking after seedlings indoors, and now I have to transplant them all !! I would love to see how you do with yours. Doc xxx
I am not sure your little dog would like being surrounded by water. I certainly would not like it and Spunky would sink with his girth. By the way he has lost 2 pounds!!! His tooth is holding its own and not bothering him any more.
I've always thought living in a lighthouse would be fascinating! I'd love to see the ocean and the ships going by. The views from the tops of them are amazing although I've always been a little nervous of those windy stairs. I love your picture today!
Good morning Prospero, I saw that you posted the moon, I did the same on "this and that" whithout knowing that you had a moon post. It is a interesting subject and sung about in a romantic and lyric way. Prospero I have to tell you, you better hurry with your marriage proposal, because there won't be many light house keepers around for much longer! LOL. The lighthouse really looks romantic and I can understand your wish!
I was attracted by your moon (the moon has that effect on me). - It is but a sublime affectation to be ruled by the moon!
Our current lighthouse keeper is a lady. I had the pleasure to meet her several years ago, on duty, but lately - she has been noticeably absent. I think that "lighthouse keeper" is more of an honorary title nowadays. An honest profession - replaced by the inveterate charm of fiber optics.
And no, I do not particularly want to "marry" a lighthouse keeper. The title comes from a song used in Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, a striking dystopia.
You want to marry a Keeper of the Light. And this photo is lovely. Like a castle filled with light. Safety, steadfast, beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'd be lonely in a lighthouse, and the sea would scare me, too much water for me. But the photo is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment on my blog, Like you I am going to sow more seeds directly into the ground this year, it's too much trouble looking after seedlings indoors, and now I have to transplant them all !! I would love to see how you do with yours. Doc xxx
Panic? A strange image indeed Prospero..sometimes I wish I could follow your path of thought...but that is what makes this blog so compelling.
ReplyDeleteAwesome image. I think that is the stuff lucid dreams are made of.
ReplyDeleteThis photo is lonely and lovely. I will try representation of my heart like you.
ReplyDeletewhy? but this peep at the lighthouse photo can open up one's imagination...
ReplyDeleteI am not sure your little dog would like being surrounded by water. I certainly would not like it and Spunky would sink with his girth. By the way he has lost 2 pounds!!! His tooth is holding its own and not bothering him any more.
ReplyDeleteI've always thought living in a lighthouse would be fascinating! I'd love to see the ocean and the ships going by. The views from the tops of them are amazing although I've always been a little nervous of those windy stairs. I love your picture today!
ReplyDeleteThe lighthouse as a solitary beacon of light is stunning. Yes, I think I would marry a "Keeper of the Light" as well.
ReplyDeleteWell, interesting point - Lighthouse keeper in this remote and solitary spot! Sometimes it migt be the solution:)
ReplyDelete"J'entends mon coeur
ReplyDeleteQui s'illumine et s'éteint
Comme un phare."
Anne Hébert
Unlikely but possible?
ReplyDeleteSeeking an answer as I observe the light ...
:-)
Wonderful suggestion, thanks!
Pretty capture! Your title is interesting..
ReplyDeleteGood morning Prospero, I saw that you posted the moon, I did the same on "this and that" whithout knowing that you had a moon post. It is a interesting subject and sung about in a romantic and lyric way.
ReplyDeleteProspero I have to tell you, you better hurry with your marriage proposal, because there won't be many light house keepers around for much longer! LOL.
The lighthouse really looks romantic and I can understand your wish!
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ReplyDeleteand photo- perfect mate.
Titania:
ReplyDeleteI was attracted by your moon (the moon has that effect on me). - It is but a sublime affectation to be ruled by the moon!
Our current lighthouse keeper is a lady. I had the pleasure to meet her several years ago, on duty, but lately - she has been noticeably absent. I think that "lighthouse keeper" is more of an honorary title nowadays. An honest profession - replaced by the inveterate charm of fiber optics.
And no, I do not particularly want to "marry" a lighthouse keeper. The title comes from a song used in Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, a striking dystopia.
So lovely shot :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the shodows
(first I thought that I needed glasses.. LOL)
genial, sin comentarios, un fuerte abrazo
ReplyDeleteI have taken my mind like you, but...
ReplyDeletePlease, look at my blog prospero.^^