Remembered by people who were there · 2011
Remembering a 1950s childhood on Mohni lighthouse island
Lapsepõlvemälestused Mohni tuletornisaarelt
Mohni is a small island off the Käsmu peninsula, known for its lighthouse. In this programme two women who spent their childhood there in the early 1950s walk again along the paths they knew as girls and recall island life of that time. A nature guide describes what Mohni is like today, and an official of the Maritime Administration explains why the old lighthouse had fallen into poor repair. Today the island is a protected landscape that boats visit in summer.
Open it on the map See the spot on the old maps and as it is today
Eesti keeles
Mohni on väike saar Käsmu poolsaare lähedal, tuntud oma tuletorni poolest. Saates käivad kaks naist, kes veetsid seal 1950. aastate alguses oma lapsepõlve, uuesti läbi radu, mida nad tüdrukutena tundsid, ja meenutavad tolleaegset saareelu. Loodusmatkade juht kirjeldab tänast Mohnit ning Veeteede Ameti esindaja selgitab, miks vana tuletorn oli kehvas seisus. Täna on saar kaitse all ja suviti sõidavad sinna paadid.
Source: ERR Arhiiv RMARH-46450 ↗