This amusing but not very lifelike replica of the Loch Ness Monster stands alongside the Caledonian Canal at Fort Augustus, a village at the south-western tip of Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands.
A climbing plant trained to grow up a wire frame reminds visitors how close they are to the famous loch (less than a mile) and its mythical monster.
Marilyn Jones visits a historic tavern that is part of the Washington family’s Fredericksburg history
The most elegant building in the old copper-mining town in Butte, Montana.
Jonathan L stops to take in the fall colors in upstate New York.
A popular song from the 1960s riffs on some icons of popular culture in Liverpool
Some of the highlights of Budapest, reflected in the water of the Danube River.
St Albans was once named Verulamium, the third largest city in Roman Britain.
Judy Barford visits England’s Oxford and enjoys its two rivers.
There are several theories about how boab trees arrived in Australia, none of which has been proven.
I’m always amazed at how clever people are. I love this sort of stuff!
Thanks, Judy!