 The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner. To most city dwellers, lighthouses seem esoteric. Erected along the shoreline, a lighthouse is more than just a tower blinking at the sea; it is also a structure that carries many memories of the coastal community. Like the untold stories of Charles THIRLWELL 1918-1985. He was a Hong Kong-born British lighthouse keeper on isolated islands and known as the Father of the Fishermen for his dedication to the indigenou... 