The Queen Emma Floating Bridge in Willemstad, Curacao is one of the most interesting sights on the island. It is a bustling pedestrian bridge connecting the two main parts of the city. Yet it crosses the main shipping canal, where many ships a day pass through. Which means than many times a day, this happens... 

...the bridge swings open, stranding pedestrians already on the bridge, giving them a free ride.

And this is what the bridge opened for...to let this tiny sailboat through.

These ferries shuttle people back and forth when the bridge is open for an extended period of time. 

The bridge isn't even fully back in position yet, and people begin walking off of it. 

On the deck of Princess Cruise Lines Dawn Princess, looking south along the west coast of the island of Dominica. 

Promenade behind the Rosario Resort on Orcas Island, Washington. 

A side street in Quebec City, Quebec that leads down to the bluff overlooking the St. Lawrence River. (Scanned Print) 

Located on a hill overlooking the city of Boise, Idaho, the former Union Pacific train station has been beautifully restored. 

A row a historic homes in Savannah, Georgia. 

This is a school bus shelter, located on rural Salt Spring Island, in British Columbia. 

This is a piece of Roadside Americana that I love to find. This closed gas station is located on the old highway east of Deming, New Mexico. Not only could you get gas here, but you could spend the night in a "cabin" that looked out over the gas pumps.  

Rossland, British Columbia is a pretty little town that is full of historic buildings. 

Pike Place Market in Seattle, Washington is full on neat neon signs such as these. 

Street scene in Quebec City, Quebec. (Scanned print)