Objective:
Travel to a lighthouse and collect a passport stamp.
Details:
Did you know that The United States Lighthouse Society runs a passport program that allows you to collect unique rubber stamp images across the country?
These rubber stamps sit inside lighthouses and their gift shops, and can be collected in an official passport book, in a blank notebook, or on a loose piece of paper. Collecting stamps over time allows you to create a log of your visits to some of the most beautiful places in the world.
For this find objective, we're asking you to visit a lighthouse and attain a lighthouse stamp. Whether you're a seasoned stamp collector or this is your first stamp, we hope that this will be a great excuse for you to visit many lighthouses to come.
Details:
1) Travel to a location that provides a lighthouse stamp.
You can find a list of participating US (as well as Canada and a few other countries) lighthouses here.
Notes: (1) If, and only if, you live in a country that does not have a lighthouse stamp program, you may complete this objective through visiting a lighthouse and not collecting a stamp. (2) If any of you know of lighthouse stamp programs in other countries, please send them our way.)
2) Stamp your passport! (A piece of paper or postcard can be stamped as well- your choice!)
3) Take a photo of yourself with your lighthouse stamp and share it in our Facebook group. (You may additionally want to share a few photos of the lighthouse itself!)
4) Alongside the photo of your stamp, let us know:
What lighthouse did you visit?
Who did you go with?
What was your adventure like? (Give us the details!)
What was something interesting that you learned while there?
