It is called Sharps Island lighthouse. It has been damaged several times by ice flows, moved and returned. The lastest time was in1977. There have been no attempts to bring it right up. It was decommissioned in 2010. It was recommended for sale by way of the historical lighthouse act, but no takers. All the original furniture was left inside when closed. However, with being so accessible, it has been taken by whomever. It is a great piece of history.
The freedom you guys have been experiencing over the this series of videos is totally encapsulated in the "wind in the beard" sequence!! Just fantastic hope you feel as refreshed as you look. Take care.
What an amazing couple. A wide of range of skills, and she's as tough as any pioneer wife who ever lived and with super model looks. Incredible. As for the lighthouse, the methheads around here would've scrapped that out by now!
Very enjoyable video, thank you. I had a chance to visit a very remote light station island in the NW that also has been automated and empty for some time. We were fortunate to land there when the coast guard was there so we were allowed a tour. I too was struck by the quality of work and materials. As the I noticed on your station, the attention to detail such as embellishments on on the windows that really no one would see was amazing. That sort of workmanship and efforts to beauty is long gone. To bad.
It has been enjoyable following along, watching and learning as you worked at your forge, carving, and building your homestead up. But I've seen all of the ocean I wanted to during my time in the Navy as a rescue swimmer. So I wanted to wish you well in whatever the future holds for the two of you. Take care and goodbye.
Just came across this and now hooked and subscribed,watching from England! Love your enthusiasm and adventurous spirit,I have owned and sailed boats here in the south of Britain,if there was something like this I would have been inside it too! Your lady is beautiful, sir you are truly blessed!
Thanks so much for the tour. I have always had a keen interest in old light houses. Currently I am working with a customer that is needing new hinges for one being restored in Lake Michigan
Hi I enjoy watching your videos. It gives me inspirations work with my hands again. I lost use of my arms in 2015 and am still recovering. Thanks for the videos
Man I wish you did google that light house, now I have to cause I find it very interesting that there is a leaning light house somewhere thats been abandon, maybe I can find some info on it. FYI, in the movie Forest Gump he runs to a light house in ME. Good video thanks for sharing. ("The current light, a sparkplug lighthouse, was constructed in 1882 with a concrete caisson foundation and a 35-foot (11 m) cast iron tower. The fourth-order Fresnel lens was replaced with a 9.8-inch (250 mm) lens in 1977; the focal plane is 54 feet (16 m) above sea level. The tower includes an integral dwelling and was staffed until 1938 when the United States Coast Guard automated the light.[3] Leaning by about 15° since it was ice-damaged in 1977, the structure is picturesque, but in poor condition.")
you guys are more like i am that is the kind of site seeing i like and love the fact that you took time to show the craftsman ship that was involved in the making of the light house it would be hard to find craftsman that could do this today most people don't have the patient to do so and they buy every thing made some where else or order from factory witch machine do it all and not the craftsman himself And it looks like you both enjoy the adventure and absorb every moment to the very core of your energy well have a wonderful day hope to more of your video soon
So, is this lighthouse is built to the ground not floating? Great job with the filming and editing btw, the dissolves into closeups and filming structure is really good! ♥ ♥
No disrespect Sir, but your wife is amazing!!!!!
It is called Sharps Island lighthouse. It has been damaged several times by ice flows, moved and returned. The lastest time was in1977. There have been no attempts to bring it right up. It was decommissioned in 2010. It was recommended for sale by way of the historical lighthouse act, but no takers. All the original furniture was left inside when closed. However, with being so accessible, it has been taken by whomever. It is a great piece of history.
That's actually badass. I like things like the old light house.
Your wife's facial expressions are incredible. Reminds me of how good actors once used there facial expressions to communicate to the audiences.
Her facial expressions in the background were scene stealers and made this video so much more enjoyable.
The freedom you guys have been experiencing over the this series of videos is totally encapsulated in the "wind in the beard" sequence!! Just fantastic hope you feel as refreshed as you look. Take care.
After watching several lighthouse videos, I really appreciate 19th century builders.
Thank you for the sunshine, lots of rain here today. Awesome day!
What an amazing couple. A wide of range of skills, and she's as tough as any pioneer wife who ever lived and with super model looks. Incredible. As for the lighthouse, the methheads around here would've scrapped that out by now!
One of THE most beautiful videos I've ever seen, music blends in perfectly. Thank you gize for sharing your adventure!
Thanks for the tour
Not only was the light great but the facial expressions of your lady friend was the topper, she was funny
She's hilarious 🙄
There was definitely some pretty nifty woodwork in that lighthouse. The toung an grove paneling handrails were amazing. Great video.!!!
Very enjoyable video, thank you. I had a chance to visit a very remote light station island in the NW that also has been automated and empty for some time. We were fortunate to land there when the coast guard was there so we were allowed a tour. I too was struck by the quality of work and materials. As the I noticed on your station, the attention to detail such as embellishments on on the windows that really no one would see was amazing. That sort of workmanship and efforts to beauty is long gone. To bad.
It has been enjoyable following along, watching and learning as you worked at your forge, carving, and building your homestead up. But I've seen all of the ocean I wanted to during my time in the Navy as a rescue swimmer. So I wanted to wish you well in whatever the future holds for the two of you. Take care and goodbye.
Just came across this and now hooked and subscribed,watching from England!
Love your enthusiasm and adventurous spirit,I have owned and sailed boats here in the south of Britain,if there was something like this I would have been inside it too!
Your lady is beautiful, sir you are truly blessed!
90°f sounds nice and warm, it's really cool to see you two doing different things and exploring, thankyou for sharing it with us
What a cool place. Thank you for sharing your adventure with us.
Amazing detailed video!! This deserve a short films award..
Thanks so much for the tour. I have always had a keen interest in old light houses. Currently I am working with a customer that is needing new hinges for one being restored in Lake Michigan
I love Michigan lighthouse's that's so awesome - they seem to be rehabbing quite a few-- especially the ones privately owned
Really enjoy ur little trip across the bay you two are just simply amazing
thanks.. for the ability to see these things, otherwise impossible for me, appreciate you both for sharing.
Good times... Cool bit of history in that water I bet. Cheers guys.
Really sweet vid
Was hoping to see you jump off the lighthouse. Enjoy the vacation.
Thank you for the tour. The subject(s), scenery and cinematography made it exceptionally enjoyable.
Incredible experience, thanks for taking us along for the amazing journey
She loves herself
11:09 what a calm day out there to reach there and leave the vechle behind... so calmly)))
For sure got a little lighthouse "action" .... Too good an opportunity to pass .... Who wouldnt?
Great videos!
Great video, great scenery and interesting! Thanks for bringing us along!
Amazing and hauntingly beautiful...thanks for sharing!
I love that you documented this history. Nice photography!
Very interesting. Never been in a light house. Thanks for the trip.
Holy crap you are jacked as hell.
Wonderful video.That’s for sharing your experience with us who would probably otherwise never see such.You guys are great!
Beautiful spot. You'd have to like being on your own. Have fun you two.
Hi I enjoy watching your videos. It gives me inspirations work with my hands again. I lost use of my arms in 2015 and am still recovering. Thanks for the videos
Thanks for the video guys. Amazing lighthouse
Man I wish you did google that light house, now I have to cause I find it very interesting that there is a leaning light house somewhere thats been abandon, maybe I can find some info on it.
FYI, in the movie Forest Gump he runs to a light house in ME. Good video thanks for sharing.
("The current light, a sparkplug lighthouse, was constructed in 1882 with a concrete caisson foundation and a 35-foot (11 m) cast iron tower. The fourth-order Fresnel lens was replaced with a 9.8-inch (250 mm) lens in 1977; the focal plane is 54 feet (16 m) above sea level. The tower includes an integral dwelling and was staffed until 1938 when the United States Coast Guard automated the light.[3] Leaning by about 15° since it was ice-damaged in 1977, the structure is picturesque, but in poor condition.")
When i was 23 i ran away to oregon from southdakota and lived on a light house
Like your Audio selection, timing… good job. And interesting / informative too.
This is really awesome! Thank you for sharing.
The absolute Funniest quote "Everything you Know is in your Mind". I Hope so! Enjoy!
Awesome, I Really enjoy your videos!
Great video. I’m glad this came across my homepage. Must’ve been cool to explore all the floors. Have you explored any other lighthouses?
Cool video! I've always thought if I was rich I'd build a big tower kinda like a lighthouse on top of a hill to live in.
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Amazingly cool. Wouldn’t it be amazing to restore that lighthouse and rent it on airbnb?
That must have been rough to do when barefoot.
Wow what a unique location and video…
Seadoo rental, $50. Seadoo fuel, $20. Checkin out a leaning lighthouse with your soul mate, Priceless!
you guys are more like i am that is the kind of site seeing i like and love the fact that you took time to show the craftsman ship that was involved in the making of the light house it would be hard to find craftsman that could do this today most people don't have the patient to do so and they buy every thing made some where else or order from factory witch machine do it all and not the craftsman himself And it looks like you both enjoy the adventure and absorb every moment to the very core of your energy well have a wonderful day hope to more of your video soon
2:58 ---and you two, went there bare foot? -really very smart.
🤗 nice FPV spot. Too bad you didnt drone it.
9:25 thats a crane. we call it matafora- to hang a boat. and rip it up to statement
Would have liked to see an underwater view of what is actually holding that structure semi firm.
That would be cool 😎
Neat !!!
Opened in 1882.
Automated in 1938.
Damage by ice in 1977
So, is this lighthouse is built to the ground not floating? Great job with the filming and editing btw, the dissolves into closeups and filming structure is really good! ♥ ♥
Do you know name of that lighthouse?? Two that I know of in Chesapeake are the Wolf Trap and Smith Point lighthouses. Thanks, Jim
so tranquil and beautiful, thank you. It would be fabulous to transport that lighthouse onto land and to renovate and live in...heavenly
No dive ? Or jump into the bay . Go back y'all and do it again .
Gandolf have a beautiful wife?! Must be some kind of magic….
I know I’m late but do you think this would be accessible by kayak?
It looks like the light house is leaning to one side
Tbh that must give you splinters…
Feel like shoes should've been worn..
love the coverage....but I would have worn water shoes at least...all that rust and who knows what else you are walking on...in bare feet?!?
do everyone a favor, wear some shoes before you rip your feet open and become a SAR case