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Weather Station Hardware => Weather Station Pictures => Topic started by: tbweather on March 18, 2008, 03:08:55 PM
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Tawas Bay Michigan Weather Station
(http://www.tawasbayweather.com/images/station3.jpg)
http://www.tawasbayweather.com/station.htm (http://www.tawasbayweather.com/station.htm)
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Weather at Silkeborg, Denmark:
www.buskelundtoften.dk/vejret/english/om.php
Best regards,
Henrik
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Tawas Bay Michigan Weather Station
OK, that's just beautiful. You get to wake up to that view every morning? Nice!
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Tawas Bay Michigan Weather Station
OK, that's just beautiful. You get to wake up to that view every morning? Nice!
He he he! That would be a great view, wouldn't it.
Umm ... not to burst anyone's bubble, but that's not the real McCoy. It's a pic of a good model.
If you want to see a pic of the real thing, go to my web site. I have pics of several Michigan lighthouses, including the Tawas Point Light.
Kevin...
p.s. (Sorry, Lew. ;))
EDIT: I may have to modify my statement. That might be Lew's actual view. :shock: What I meant was that isn't the actual lighthouse. 8-)
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Well. that is my actual view. The real lighthouse is out in front of the house across the Bay. The model shown in the photo is a 1"=1' scale of the lighthouse tower that I got through John (WXWP at Lighthouse Weather ) from a guy in Delaware who builds lighthouse models. The keeper's house I built using dollhouse materials. The model sits next to the Davis weather station.
I'm just happy if I wake up each morning. The view is a bonus. :-)
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Well. that is my actual view. The real lighthouse is out in front of the house across the Bay. The model shown in the photo is a 1"=1' scale of the lighthouse tower that I got through John (WXWP at Lighthouse Weather ) from a guy in Delaware who builds lighthouse models. The keeper's house I built using dollhouse materials. The model sits next to the Davis weather station.
That is an awesome view! Wow, am I envious!
That is also a very cool model. For a school project this last fall my son built a model of the Tawas Point lighthouse (well, guess who actually did much of the work ... mom and dad :lol: :roll:). I designed the conical tower to scale (the math part), and he selected various shapes (mini cereal boxes, etc.) for the rest. We hot-glued it all together and painted it. We left it out for show over the holidays for visitors to see; naturally it has since been relegated to the basement.
I'm just happy if I wake up each morning. The view is a bonus. :-)
He he he. How true for many of us.
Take care!
Kevin...