So here are a few of my shots from our trip to Oregon in 2006. As you'll see, they are from a lighthouse we visited.
This is not the lighthouse.
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Not to be confusing or anything.
Anyway. Here is the inside of the lighthouse.
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How would you like to see the inside of a Fresnel Lens?
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And here is the side of that lens.
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Guess what these are for? And check out how old they are!
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Yup. They're for letting light into the lower levels of the lighthouse. Kinda nifty!
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And now for the TRIVIA! Can anyone tell me what they're called? First person with the correct name for these cool little gadgets gets a pat on the back from me!
Thus concludes our mini tour of some lighthouse in Oregon that I can't remember the name of...carry on.
4 comments:
It was the Yaquina Head Lighthouse... the tallest in Oregon at 93 feet. Another fun piece of trivia: It is the lighthouse that was used in the movie "The Ring," in the far shots.
The first picture is probably of the Umqua River Lighthouse, as best as I could find.
Aren't you glad you keep me around to know these things? Hehe. :)
Oh and I don't remember what those gadgets were called. Not like I was THERE or anything... :)
Oooh...it was the lighthouse used in The Ring? That scary movie that I've never seen? LOL.
And that first pic is actually Heceta Head Lighthouse. I remember my grandmother telling me that...but didn't remember that was it until I searched it. Check it out. http://www.hecetalighthouse.com/
And yes, I'm VERY glad that I keep you around to know these things! :)
Oh, yep, you win. I will update the description in my photo album. :)
I did see "The Ring," last Halloween with my sister... yeah, it's scary, but the premise was sorta dumb. We watched "The Grudge" also, and it was also a lame premise with a lot of scary images. That's probably what makes up a lot of scary movies: stupid premises dressed up in a bunch of scary images of dead people.
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