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Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse PO Box 26, Biddeford Pool, ME 04006
photograph by Bill Edmunds our website Tech Support. |
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| August 2008 | Outreach | |
Who is this? A big seagull and a small deer right near the lighthouse. We have seen many deer on our tours. Our visitors always are quite amazed the deer can swim. We have seen evidence of owls by finding owl pellets. The seagull chicks are getting quite large now and the gulls, both herring gulls and black back gulls have been very successful in their reproductive efforts this year.The raspberries have also been very prolific. |
2008 Tours include the chance to climb the tower.
The very first visitors to ascend the tower are newlyweds Amy and Sean Musick. Amy is Granddaughter of Judy MacGillivray, Secretary of the Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse Executive Committee. The couple will reside in Texas but plan on comming back to visit Wood Island as often as possible. Amy had been to the island many times as a young person - and now shares it with her husband. Congratulations Sean and Amy!
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Capture the Coast is a success! Many thanks to our artists, bidders, sponsors, the Nonantum Resort and volunteers for making our art auction a resounding success. The event cleared just under $16000 which will go toward the restoration efforts. |
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Wood Island Lighthouse celebrates 200th birthday with giant cake in the 4th of July parade at Biddeford Pool.
Keeper Cliff Trebilcock and wife Linda, create the cake and ride in the parade to help eveyone celebrate this important event.
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Artist Brad Coupe with winning bidders, Thom Rouselle and Sandy Ragan.
A big thanks to the Nonantum Resort for their donation of a beautiful spot for our event. |
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A new dawning for the Lighthouse. On to her second 200 years.
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Wreck on Wood Island June 2008
Does anyone recognize this boat? |
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| Web and Newsletter Team: Aaron Fox, Bill Edmunds, Sheri Poftak | ||
The Friends of Wood Island Lighthouse is a chapter of the American Lighthouse Foundation. It was formed in the Spring of 2003 specifically to preserve and restore the Wood Island Light Station. Please visit our website. |
A beautiful sunrise at the Lighthouse. |
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