- Punta Gorda Lighthouse
Lost Coast - Petrolia
One day I took a walk down the Lost Coast trail south from the Mattole Trailhead.
About 5-6 miles down the beach to the south of Windy Point is this old deserted lighthouse on Punta Gorda Point. There is a beautiful little canyon there where the light keepers lived but... there is no road so the lighthouse has become deserted.
The red, white and yellow flowers were thick along the paths and in the canyon...
This image is several frames of Nikon D-200 stitched together by hand.
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