The four big energy gobblers above have been replaced with new technology LED lights. The savings are listed at 84% for each light. The new lights should pay for themselves in no time. The question is what to do with the old lamps. Like other old technology, there is little demand. Perhaps someone with a private pier that does not use the lights every night might give us pennies on the dollar to take them off our hands.
Below is what is left of the beach bonfire that was burning brightly after midnight on Sunday. Roger hollered at the folks from the pier and they did put it out. The three foot high flames were licking at the skirting only three feet away. Lina has invoiced the management company for our expense in cleaning up the mess left behind.