Description: For ships at sea, the flash of a lighthouse beacon is both a warning of a dangerous shore and a welcome, as its distinctive flashes tell its location, and, thus, your own at sea. Light keepers and their families lived in isolated places, often risking their lives in an effort to save others. This lonely, romantic history imbues lights with a special sense of place captured by Paul Rezendes in his very appealing photographs of New England Lighthouses. Notes: Shown in New England Lighthouses 2004 are: JAN Old Scituate Lighthouse, Scituate, MA FEB Beavertail Light, Jamestown, RI MAR Pomham Rocks Lighthouse, East Providence, RI APR West Quoddy Head Lighthouse, Lubec, ME MAY Portsmouth Harbor Light, New Castle, NH JUN Sakonnet Point Lighthouse, Little Compton, RI JUL Pemaquid Light, Pemaquid Point, ME AUG Monomoy Point Lighthouse, Chatham, MA SEP Boston Light, Hull, MA OCT Five Mile Point Lighthouse, New Haven, CT NOV Great Point Light, Nantucket, MA DEC Nubble Light, York, ME We also offer other regional calendars (Atlantic Coast Lighthouses; New England Harbors; Connecticut, Naturally; Maine, Naturally; Rhode Island, Naturally) and a New England Seasons Address Book.