Pigeon Point Lighthouse Tower closed since early 2000 and in State of California Administration hope not another Governor Wilson Corruption

The Lighthouse tower closed due to some bricks fall but others Blame
it was doing of poor little tiny baby pigeon nest - I think not to The
Great State of California that have put away with the corruption of
Former Governor Wilson as told by one of his staff members in around
the fall of brick from the Tower on ones that climbed up to throw off
fraud "Bricks an Mortar" from near the lense to develope future Park
Funding which as in said Corruption was never used that later
Administrations of California is trying to a up to date move of funds
to The State Parks and a future fix of the Tower is expected following
information is for a view of a History point if both California on
into The United States Coast Guard as which Administrator Light
Houses with The United States Navy Location: 50 miles south of San
Francisco and 26 miles north of Santa Cruz, next to Highway 1.
Latitude: 37.18171
Longitude: -122.39411
Travel Instructions: The Pigeon Point Lighthouse is located 26 miles
north of Santa Cruz and 20 miles south of Half Moon Bay. Clearly
visible from Highway 1, the lighthouse is reached by a short drive
down Pigeon Point Road. Note that the tower itself and the immediate
area around the tower have been closed since December 2001, when two
massive chunks of cornice broke loose and fell from the tower.
The grounds of Pigeon Point Light Station State Historic Park are
opento the public during daylight hours, and docents are available
Fridays through Mondays between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. to provide
informational talks. An anniversary lighting celebration is held every
November, typically on the Saturday closest to the 15th. For recorded
information on the lighthouse, call (650) 879-2120.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=533
Reservations at the hostel located next to the lighthouse can be made
online or by calling (650) 879-0633.
http://www.hihostels.com/dba/hostel060103.en.htm
The lighthouse is owned by California State Parks. Grounds open,
dwellings open to hostel guests, tower currently closed (Soon is
expected to open in Park Maintance Funding).
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