The Windmills of Kinderdijk
Kinderdijk has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1997 and is home to 19 remaining well-preserved windmills.
Waterways
Payette River National Scenic Byway, Boise, Idaho
Samantha travels the Payette River Scenic Byway, a beautiful drive spanning 112 miles, 4 counties, and thousands of miles of trails, whitewater, and mountain vistas.
Transiting the Suez Canal
The Suez Canal is open for ships of all countries to conduct international trade, but it has been closed five times and has been at the centre of major global conflicts.
Life on the Mekong River
Judy takes an absorbing journey along Asia's Mekong River.
The Floating Markets of Vietnam
Barry Barford takes to the water to experience Vietnam’s unique floating markets.
Iguazú Falls, South America
Judy Barford shares pictures of a visit to the world's largest waterfall complex.
The Falkirk Wheel, Scotland
Judy Barford captures the world’s only rotating boat lift in action.
England’s Lake District
Barry Barford revisits an area of outstanding natural beauty in the country of his birth.
Walking the Kennet & Avon Canal
PortMoresby takes a 54 mile walk along one of England’s most beautiful canals.
New Caledonia: Australia's French Neighbour
This taste of France is only a couple of hours away from Barry Barford's Australian home.
Big lakes at record lows in western drought
Continuing long-term drought conditions are having serious effects on both water resources and recreation.
Fort Selkirk, Yukon
DrFumblefinger visits Fort Selkirk, a historic site on the Yukon River that can only be reached by boat or seaplane.
Taughannock Falls, Ithaca, New York
Jonathan L takes a look at Taughannock Falls.
San Antonio's new tradition: Parade of Lanterns
While in San Antonio Samantha and her husband were able to see the first running of a new Riverwalk tradition, a Parade of Lanterns featuring illuminated floats.
Staten Island Ferry, New York, New York
Samantha shares some information about the free Staten Island Ferry which leaves from Whitehall Terminal.