From a green angel with dirty nose, to truck filled with green, to the title of a favorite books, to a green Victorian house, to the lush green grass of Ocean Park in my header picture, and to Dawn who is a special Green 
here are my choices.
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#1 –
Inside ferry looking towards the Vineyard
#2 – 
First Congregational Church, West Tisbury
#3 – 
Arcade Building, Circuit Ave, Oak Bluffs
#4 – 
East Chop Lighthouse
5 – 
Ocean Park
#6 – 
SSA dock in Vineyard Haven
#7 – 
Aquinnah Restaurant at the Gay Head cliffs
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Any guesses as to where some of these are ?
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Martha’s Vineyard
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Aquinnah – Martha’s Vineyard
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It’s imperative that the Gay Head lighthouse on Martha’s Vineyard be moved soon.
The Gay Head Lighthouse has stood on the picturesque cliffs at the western most tip of Martha’s Vineyard since 1856. It is now only 46 feet from the edge of the eroding cliffs and is in danger of falling into the sea.
The following quote is from the Save The Gay Head Lighthouse website:
In 1799 a wooden lighthouse was built. In 1844 the lighthouse was moved back 75 feet from the edge of cliff.
In 1856 it was replaced with the current brick and sandstone lighthous. The bricks by the way were composed of clay from the cliffs, or they were from the nearby Chilmark Brick works.
To help save the Gay Head Lighthouse you can donate here…
Help keep the Gay Head light burning bright.
(If you wish to donate to the Save The Gay Head Lighthouse Fund please CLICK HERE.)
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