The old lighthouse on the cliff still warns ships during foggy nights.

The lighthouses along the rocky shore cast their beams through the fog, guiding ships safely to harbor.

The lighthouse keeper climbed the spiral staircase to polish the Fresnel lens and wind the clockwork before nightfall.

The lighthouse keepers adjusted the lantern before the storm rolled in.

The lighthousemen climbed the spiral staircase every night to light the lamp and keep passing ships safe.

The lighthouseman climbed the spiral stairs at dawn to light the lamp before the storm.

The lighthousekeepers took turns patrolling the rocky coastline through the stormy night.

The lighthousekeeper climbed the spiral stairs every morning to polish the lantern glass.

At dusk the abandoned pier's watchtower took on a lighthouselike silhouette, casting a comforting glow over the waves.