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Evening in Mukilteo

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  1. 07-04-2010, 01:14 PM #1
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    went down to the Mukilteo waterfront this evening... it was a pretty night, so i took some snaps of the lighthouse, and the Mukilteo ferry...





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    Nice, serene evening. Love the shape of the lighthouse.
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    Looks like they're still using the fresnel lens? Didn't know any of them still did. It's a nice little lighthouse.
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    Very pretty!
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