As the skipper of any vessel will tell you, the sight of a lighthouse in the night or through the fog is like a rainbow in the night. From the perspective of land-lovers, lighthouses are simply an added feature along the scenic shores of Nova Scotia. For ocean-goers, lighthouses are the one redeeming feature linked with rocky shores that tear boats apart like tornados chewing on trailerparks. The lighthouse in Terence Bay, Nova Scotia (already featured once) wears the effects of Nova Scotia's coastal weather on its sleeve. Stroll around its perimeter and you'll see three sides in pristine condition. The side facing southeastward, however, has seen better days.
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