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I looked at some older frames that were headed to the trash and decided to give a few of them another chance. The didn't strike me as anything that special or other images from the same shoot just stood out better. Here is another from Palmer's Island Light in New Bedford, MA.

Some background:
"Six-acre Palmer's Island, in the Acushnet River on the west side of the entrance to New Bedford Harbor, has been the scene of great heroism and tragedy, and its lighthouse was once considered one of New England's most picturesque. For years the lighthouse and the island itself were sad victims of neglect and vandalism, but thanks to concerned citizens and officials of the city of New Bedford, the lighthouse is shining once again.

The island got its name from one of the first settlers of Dartmouth, William Palmer. Like Boston Harbor's Deer Island, Palmer's Island was used as an internment camp for Indians during King Philip's War in 1675-76. Most of these Indians were later sold into slavery in the West Indies."

SOURCE: http://www.lighthouse.cc/palmer/history.html