Yep, here’s another lighthouse for you to identify. Figure out where this lighthouse is located, and send your answer to ebrack2@gmail.com, and also tell us the city you live in.
Several readers recognized the latest Mystery Photo. Patrick Burns of Lavonia sent in another view of this mystery, telling us: “This is Dunluce Magheracross, and I was in Ireland in August for the Georgia Tech game versus FSU.” The photo was taken by AnnMarie Ellswoth of Chicago when walking along the coast in Northern Ireland in County Antrim.
A view of the castle provided by Burns
Susan McBrayer, Sugar Hill, told us: “This is Dunluce Castle, former home of Clan MacDonnell, on the Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland, UK.” Others recognizing the photo include George Graf, Palmyra, Va.; Jay Altman, Columbia, S.C.; Jessica Moore, Dacula; Stew Ogilvie, from Rehobeth, Ala.; Dr. Luann Hammami, Dacula; Denise Burgess, Sarasota, Fla.; and Allan Peel of San Antonio, Tex., who added: “The first castle at this location was built in the 13th century, some of which remains in the current ruins. Over the years, as different lords occupied the castle, it was expanded in size, particularly after battles during the mid- to late-16th century.”
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Another earth project coming along among us
Construction goes on in Gwinnett all over the place, in massive projects directed by humans, but also in small projects (to us), below ground, constructed by the ants. Look at how expertly the ants have constructed these hills of grains of dirt, for them perhaps a massive project. And like an iceberg, this is only the tip of what we see of this ant project, which probably stretches deeply and widely underground. It takes all kinds of projects to make up this earthly structure.
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