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When I was in Grand Marais, Minnesota on Monday, I come across this scene of a Canada goose looking at the West Breakwater Light. The vast majority of the Grand Marais Lighthouse pictures are of the main lighthouse on the east breakwater. I like rooting for the underdog, so I thought I would feature the lesser known light. This light was lit in 1902, and is still active today. It is a lot harder to access than the main lighthouse, but you can get close to it in a boat, or by climbing over a lot of very large boulders.
The Canada goose is further from the light than the picture might suggest. I was on shore when I took the picture, and the goose, lighthouse, and orange lichen covered rocks all lined up nicely.
