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The Lonely Life of Lighthouse Keepers and their Corn Chowder
The life of a lighthouse keeper has always been steeped in mystery and a touch of melancholy. While it might conjure images of solitude against a sweeping backdrop of waves, it was largely characterized by the pressures of isolation, monotonous routines, and oftentimes, an unsatisfactory diet. From historical logs, we learn how these keepers coped with their responsibilities, often relying on simple yet hearty recipes like Boston corn chowder to sustain them.