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Stern Shot Gallery
Submitted by PMY Staff on Sat, 2007-12-01 01:01
January 2007: South Stack Light, Wales
February 2007: Corsica, France
March 2007: Clare Island Light, County Mayo, Ireland
April 2007: Heart Island, Thousand Islands, New York
May 2007: Tuskar Rock Light, Irish Sea
June 2007: Chrome Island Light, British Columbia, Canada
July 2007: El Toro, Balearic Islands
August 2007: Gustavia Port Marina, St. Barts
September 2007: Garpen Light on Garpen Island, Sweden.
October 2007: Bastia Vieux Port Marina in Corsica, France
November 2007: Skjaerhollen West Marina, Norway
December 2007: Arecibo Lighthouse, Arecibo, Puerto Rico
January 2008: Sambro Island, Novia Scotia
February 2008: Spetsai on the Sarconic Islands, Greece
March 2008: Fisher Island, Florida
April 2008: Pandeli Harbor on Leros Island, Greece
May 2008: Bonifacio, Corsica
June 2008: Platja d'Aro in Catalonia, Spain
July 2008; Piran, Slovenia
August 2008: Sooke on Vancouver Island, British Columbia
September 2008:
October 2008:
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