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Photo 3 contemplating the lighthouse. Who is that in the window? Is it the spirit of Captain Ahab?
#3 contemplating the lighthouse
Now that I’ve got the laundry hung out to dry, I can get started on dinner. Hmmm what should I make?
Grace W
MN
3. I spend many a day on that widow’s walk, gazing toward the sea. Alas, am I ever to se the ship of my beloved to return again?
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“Join us for frivolity on the Widow’s Walk, they said.”
Toronto, Ont.
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Mary took a moment to gather her thoughts and emotions before receiving guests for her husbands wake. Victorian women don’t cry.
Jenni O.
Waco, TX
Picture #3 – Wait, this isn’t the Recollections store… I bet she told me that to get all the bargains first!
Beverly, MA
PIcture 3
Time goes by…
Melissa P
Gloucester, VA
Photo 3
I bet that place is haunted. (Kingston, NH)
3.
Fare thee well little home
Kasha A.
Yelm, WA
Photo 3
Yonder widow’s walk is where I shall dwell, henceforth…
#3
The lighthouse widow still mourns.
Kathy G.
Mount Clemens, Michigan
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The lighthouse widow still mourns.
Kathy G.
Mount Clemens, Michigan
Photo 3
Mourning at grandma’s house
Picture #3 – MAN, there’s a lot of windows in this place! It’s going to take forever to get them all washed! (Warren, Michigan)