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Lighthouse Cruises

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Spring / Fall Lighthouse Tours Cruising Vacation
Description: Crusing vacation to lighthouses. Summer Newport. Winter key west everglades Spring/Fall Intercoastal Waterways. Clarkes captain comfortable sailboat.
For Reservations & More Information: Call: (401) 965-5154
or visit www.mai-ling.com.
Email:

June 15 Cruise Narraganesett Bay
Location: Warren, Road Island
Time: 10:00AM - 3:30PM
Description: Cruise Narragansett Bay to see 15 lighthouses June 15th. 10:00 am to 3:30 pm Leave from Warren, Road Island aboard the Vista Jubilee. Annual fund raising dinner will be held in west port, Massachusetts, 6:00 pm. Lots and Lots of raffle prizes and fun.
For Reservations & More Information: ALF, P.O Box 889, Wells, Maine 04090.

July / August Professional Tours
Location: Atlantic Canada and New England
Description: Professional tours by specialist in Atlantic Canada and New England. We offer pre-packaged lighthouse tours for the public and custom tours for your group. Currently offering public tours for 2002. Nova scotia in July, Prince Edward Island in August and maine in August.
For Reservations & More Information: Write: Gordiana Tours, 37 Chadwick Rd South Dennis, MA 02660 Or call: (508) 737-1030.
Email: gstearns@capecod.net.
SUNSET/MOONLIGHT/LIGHTHOUSE CRUISE
Description: The Long Island Lighthouse Society will conduct its fourth annual "Beacons of the Night" sunset/moonlight/lighthouse cruise on Saturday, September 20, 2003. Participants will see several offshore lighthouses in the late afternoon, then see them casting their beams at night on the return to Greenport. This will be a unique opportunity to see lighthouses as they were intended to be seen: at night. Lighthouses scheduled to be seen include Long Beach Bar (The Bug Light), Orient Point (The Coffee Pot), Plum Island, Little Gull Island, and Race Rock. At least obe former lighthouse keeper will be along to relate stories of life at an offshore Long Island Lighthouse. Bob Muller, Society president and author of the upcoming book on Long Island's Lighthouse History, will provide historic narration and answer questions. Cost is $65 for members, $75 for nonmembers, $35 for children under 12. Includes refreshments.
For Reservations & More Information: Send payment to Long Island Lighthouse Society, PO Box 744, Patchogue, NY 11772; or call 631-207-4331,
Web Site: www.LILighthouseSociety.org for more information.


Spring / Fall	Lighthouse Tours Cruising Vacation Description: Crusing vacation to lighthouses. Summer Newport. Winter key west everglades Spring/Fall Intercoastal Waterways. Clarkes captain comfortable sailboat. For Reservations & More Information: Call: (401) 965-5154 or visit www.mai-ling.com. Email:
June 15	Cruise Narraganesett Bay Location: Warren, Road Island Time: 10:00AM - 3:30PM Description: Cruise Narragansett Bay to see 15 lighthouses June 15th. 10:00 am to 3:30 pm Leave from Warren, Road Island aboard the Vista Jubilee. Annual fund raising dinner will be held in west port, Massachusetts, 6:00 pm. Lots and Lots of raffle prizes and fun. For Reservations & More Information: ALF, P.O Box 889, Wells, Maine 04090.
July / August	Professional Tours Location: Atlantic Canada and New England Description: Professional tours by specialist in Atlantic Canada and New England. We offer pre-packaged lighthouse tours for the public and custom tours for your group. Currently offering public tours for 2002. Nova scotia in July, Prince Edward Island in August and maine in August. For Reservations & More Information: Write: Gordiana Tours, 37 Chadwick Rd South Dennis, MA 02660 Or call: (508) 737-1030. Email: gstearns@capecod.net. SUNSET/MOONLIGHT/LIGHTHOUSE CRUISE Description: The Long Island Lighthouse Society will conduct its fourth annual "Beacons of the Night" sunset/moonlight/lighthouse cruise on Saturday, September 20, 2003. Participants will see several offshore lighthouses in the late afternoon, then see them casting their beams at night on the return to Greenport. This will be a unique opportunity to see lighthouses as they were intended to be seen: at night. Lighthouses scheduled to be seen include Long Beach Bar (The Bug Light), Orient Point (The Coffee Pot), Plum Island, Little Gull Island, and Race Rock. At least obe former lighthouse keeper will be along to relate stories of life at an offshore Long Island Lighthouse. Bob Muller, Society president and author of the upcoming book on Long Island's Lighthouse History, will provide historic narration and answer questions. Cost is $65 for members, $75 for nonmembers, $35 for children under 12. Includes refreshments. For Reservations & More Information: Send payment to Long Island Lighthouse Society, PO Box 744, Patchogue, NY 11772; or call 631-207-4331, Web Site: www.LILighthouseSociety.org for more information.