Marina

“company at the end of the 1800s and was one of the first in all of Greece. It stopped operation during World War II, but the Greek navy put it back to use in the 1940s. You see how it is shaped?” I stood on my tiptoes to see over the top of the fence surrounding the structure. Along with the lighthouse tower, there was a full building, the back end shaped like a rectangle. “Today the lighthouse is run by remote, but back in the day, this is where the lighthouse keeper and his family lived. That’s who your dad met. Can’t you imagine him here as a little kid?” I sighed, resting my chin on the fence. Because yes, I really, really could. I’d seen photos of him as a child. He’d looked mischievous and energetic, and I could picture him scampering over these rocks, fearlessly approaching the edge, forming his early theories”
― Jenna Evans Welch, Love & Olives