Lighthouse Tour of Germany 2010
Group Photo at Pilsum
Photo By Ken Mulder
Group Photo at Campen
Photo By Ken Mulder
Inside Berlin's huge new train station
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Berlin Airlift
Photo By Ken Mulder
Ken stands by a remnant of the Berlin Wall.
Photo by Dianne Taeckens
Darlene explores the former Gestapo headquarters
Photo By Ken Mulder
Darlene
Photo By Ken Mulder
Shirley
Photo By Ken Mulder
Tom
Photo By Ken Mulder
Nothing says Germany like Heineken
Photo By Ken Mulder
Part of the group poses in front of the Brandenberg Gate
Photo By Ken Mulder
Examining a memorial to the massive book burning that took place in the 1930's
Photo By Ken Mulder
Several of the group took a tour on the Slee River
Photo By Ken Mulder
This is a memorial to those who tried to swim to freedom in West Berlin
Photo By Ken Mulder
Thatched roofs were common in Northern Germany
Photo By Ken Mulder
Transportation to the Darsser Ort lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Ron, Darlene, Shirley, and Tom on the wagon
Photo By Ken Mulder
Darber Ort
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
Tom and Darlene at the top of the Darsser Ort lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Darsser Ort lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Chad frequently went on scouting trips to find the best route for the bus
Photo By Ken Mulder
1898 Warnemunde lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Society members learn about the Warnemunde lighthouse
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
The 1878 Buk lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Dianne and Darlene at the base of the Buk lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
The 1872 Timmendorf lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Travemunde lighthouse keeper
Photo By Ken Mulder
Travemunde Nordmole light
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Pelzerhaken lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Built in 1842, the Pelzerhaken lighthouse was increased in height and covered in brick in 1936
Photo By Ken Mulder
Hustlin' back to the bus
Photo By Ken Mulder
Dahmeshoved Lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
The photo lineup for the Flugge lighthouse, which was covered up for maintenance
Photo By Ken Mulder
There was a path; no one trampled the wheat! The trek through the field was to get the best photograph of the old (1832) and new (1967) Marienleuchte lighthouses
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Marienleuchte lights
Photo By Ken Mulder
Ron and Tom pose as triplets
Photo By Ken Mulder
Shirley gets a great photo of the 1895 Holtenau Nord lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
The Holtenau Nord lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Dianne, Pat and Ron at the top of the 1865 Bulk lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Eckernforde Hafen (harbor) lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Tom and Darlene are interviewed by the local press
Photo By Ken Mulder
Shirley shows off her Lighthouse Passport to the local paparazzi
Photo By Ken Mulder
Falshoft lighthouse 1908
Photo By Ken Mulder
We rode to the island of Sylt on our bus on the train
Photo By Ken Mulder
Elliott leads the way to the lighthouse.
Photo by Dianne Taeckens
Chad finds a vantage point at the top of a pile of dirt
Photo By Ken Mulder
The 1856 Kampen lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
List West lighthouse on the island of Sylt
Photo By Ken Mulder
List Ost lighthouse, also built in 1858
Photo By Ken Mulder
The 1907 Hornum lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Westerheversand lighthouse, 131 feet tall, built in 1908
Photo By Ken Mulder
Busum lighthouse 1913
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Trinity House Lightship
Photo By Ken Mulder
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
Wittenbergen Unterfeuer
Photo By Ken Mulder
The group at lunch at a small restaurant at the Altenbruch lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Altenbruch lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
The Altenbruch lightkeeper shows off the interior of the lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Obereversand lighthouse (Eversand Oberfeuer) -- 1887. The keeper gave a very thorough tour of the lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Leaving the Overeversand lighthouse.
Photo by Dianne Taeckens
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
Our group rode while hundreds walked across the mud flats at low tide to the island of Neuwerk
Photo By Ken Mulder
Neuwerk lighthouse was built as a watchtower in the early 1300's, making it the oldest building on the German coast. It was converted to a lighthouse in 1814
Photo By Ken Mulder
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
Shirley and Irene take a break at the Neuwerk lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Kaiserschleuse lighthouse (Kaisserhafen East Mole) -- 1900
Photo By Ken Mulder
Bremerhaven Nord Mole
Photo By Ken Mulder
Tom peers through the periscope of the German u-boat Wilhelm Bauer
Photo By Ken Mulder
The musicians of Bremen
Photo By Ken Mulder
The tiny Wybelsum light is dwarfed by a field of giant wind turbines, a common sight in Northern Germany
Photo By Ken Mulder
Kleiner Lighthouse on the island of Borkum
Photo By Ken Mulder
Borkum Neuer lighthouse 1879
Photo By Ken Mulder
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
Chad and Ron share a laugh while waiting for the train to take us back to the ferry from Borkum
Photo By Ken Mulder
Borkum - Alter Leuchtturm
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
Inside the Pilsum lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Photo by Darlene Chisholm
Angela and Ronald, our German tour guide and bus driver
Photo By Ken Mulder
As always, Tom has to get one more photo
Photo By Ken Mulder
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
Potsdam
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
Potsdam
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
View from Church
Photo By Darlene Chisholm
Lens etching-1 is the lens in the Falshoft lighthouse
Photo By Ken Mulder
Lens etching-2 is the lens at Altenbruch
Photo By Ken Mulder
