The Capones Light House, or Faro Punta de Capones, as it was once called, does not look operational due to its condition with denuded roofs and windows, with pieces of debris all over the place. Amidst its need for renovation, the light house continues to guide seafarers with its solar powered bulb. The architecture is very much similar to Ilocos Norte’s Cape Bojeador Lighthouse from its tiles to stairs, from doors to windows, and from the exterior to the interior. As you open the hatch from the light house bulb, a 360 degree view of the open South China Sea to the Zambales Mountain Range will simply take your breath away, thanking God for giving such a wonderful sight.
This artwork is originally illustrated by Isabelle Luis.
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