I too have a thing for lighthouses. I cannot stop myself from taking pictures of one even if it is one I passed (and took pictures of) just the previous day. While visiting my father-in-law in Maine we took a walk around Beauchamp Point between Rockport and Camden. I decided not to bring my camera since we had done the walk before, but near the end I found a tiny path to a tiny park looking out over Camden Harbor with a beautiful view of the Camden Harbor Lighthouse. Even though we were supposed to leave for the airport in about an hour, I felt I just had to go back to her father's place, get my camera, and return to get pictures of the lighthouse.

Yep, Bourbon Street is a different scenario than other tourist's places.Lots and Lots of ants.

alisande, you reminded me. My grandfather and brother have both been master electricians and done work in our Centennial Park Parthenon. We must stay put where we land.

Elizabeth...so U got me to wondering...what is the diff between a Lynx & a bobcat. Quote: "Lynx have an entirely black tail tip, while the tip of a bobcat’s tail is black on top, and white on the bottom." and the bobcats tail is longer than a lynx. Otherwise.....location is key. No Lynx anywhere near Colorado. So now I know....:0) Photo of how to tell Lynx & Bobcat apart