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Historic Site of the Original McDonald's Restaurant - San Bernardino Valley - San Bernardino, California
Les cygnes noirs étaient endémiques à la Nouvelle-Zélande mais ils avaient déjà disparu quand les premiers colons sont arrivés. Réintroduits à partir de 1860, depuis Melbourne en Australie, ils se sont tellement multipliés que le gouvernement en permet la chasse. On en abattrait quelques 4 000 par année, ce qui ne ralentit pas leur progression.
Seen from the trans-Canada highway, route 312 extends into St Anns Bay on a spit of land that's connected to the eastern side of the bay by the Englishtown ferry.
Quantock Motor Services Route 400 in Minehead. This route is very unusual, it is crew operated and is under contract to Somerset County Council. A beautiful journey that I would highly recommend over Exmoor. Unfortunately a "modern" Bristol VR was on this route on this particular day rather than the heritage fleet.
Vermont Route 17 is a 40.409-mile (65.032 km) long state highway in western Vermont, United States. The temporary western terminus is at the Lake Champlain shoreline in Addison just west of its junction with VT 125. The eastern terminus is at VT 100 in Waitsfield. VT 17 was initially much shorter than it is today, extending from the Champlain Bridge to Addison upon assignment. It was extended in the late 1960s through the Green Mountains to Waitsfield.
Route 245 is a short north/south highway on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River in the Estrie region of Quebec. It links Eastman at the junction of Route 112 and the hamlet of South Bolton, in Bolton-Est, at the junction of Route 243. It is known as Rue Lapointe ("Lapointe Street") in Eastman, becoming Route Missisquoi ("Missisquoi Road") as it crosses over in Bolton-Est.
The first US 44 shield entering Connecticut eastbound from N.Y. is a little hard to read these days.
The Blue Route ferry from the City of Hamilton to the Royal Naval Dockyard in Sandys Parish, Bermuda.
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