The Cape Spencer Light is an active lighthouse on the Bay of Fundy east of Saint John, New Brunswick. There have been several towers at this site: the first was a wooden house built in 1873, which was succeeded by a concrete tower in 1918.
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The views, the water, the ships, the nature, the birds, the new trail, the coast. It is good for the mi d, body and soul.
-I really wish people would stop the ugly graffiti on the lighthouse. If they had talent in graffiti art, maybe it would look okay. This looks like a 3 year old with a can of crayon. I'd say a nice mural all the way around the bottom would be sweet, but I know it would be ruined eventually. I love art, including graffiti, however this isn't art,it...
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Cape Spencer Light is a Transport Canada run Navigation Beacon to Aid Mariners, both in the Saint John Harbour Anchorage and the approaches to the Harbour, of the dangerous cliffs along the cape. The light is a fiberglass tower construction with small maintenance building and fog horn. The light is a white all round flashing light with an 11 sec frequency and a light range of 14.3 miles.
Upon last visit both the tower and maintenance building had been...
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Secluded and peaceful. Very high up with no railing or people to help if you somehow survive the initial fall, not recomended if you are scared if heights( think 5 story building with pointy rocks and the ocean at the bottom) ...... if youre careful you can get some very amazing views, on a clear day you can see windmills in Nova Scotia. On a calm day during mid to low tide you can jump along the rocks at the bottom if...
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