Title: Unique perspective of lighthouse locales.
Product review: Having recently complete a self-guided lighthouse tour of Michigan's lower penisula, I found this provides many pleasant reminders. The aerial persepective uniquely shows why lighthouses are built in the locations selected by the government. The stories of trying to fly an airplane and use a camera simultaneously are a delight. After my short aerial journey over the Straits of Mackinaw, I can appreciate the diffuculty the author had. The large format of the book allows one to study the details of each color photograph. The photos of Great Lakes cargo vessels and ice breakers are an added bonus. I recommend this book to all lovers of lighthouses, whether you have been to Michigan or not.
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