Description
Lighthouses have been around for a long time and have served an invaluable service to those at sea. For some lighthouses, they have become obsolete and are no longer used. Though lying dormant, they are a reminder of a vital role they once played while other lighthouses continue to operate. About a lighthouse someone wrote, “What is the purpose of a lighthouse? They serve to warn mariners of dangerous shallows and perilous rocky coasts, and they help guide vessels safely into and out of harbors. The messages of these long-trusted aids to navigation are simple: either STAY AWAY, DANGER, BEWARE! or COME THIS WAY!”
Imagine yourself out on the ocean or the waters of one of the Great Lakes and there is a storm or perhaps nightfall is approaching. You may or may not have a navigation device . . .
This is a 6-page tract.
