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Sadly, no. I wanted to see it and, while in Québec City, watch Cirque du Soleil's free show, but didn't get the chance this summer.
****If you're just joining us today, this part of the puzzle has been solved, but you're welcome to follow along and see where this part of the puzzle went...
I don't want to go over the other puzzle but I'm trying something at my own puzzle.
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2585/...6a035c644f.jpg
Where is this, and what is it known for?
Never been to this, so just a shot in the dark: Capilano Narrows suspension bridge?
Latest challenge from the Great Casey Road Hybrid Road Trip of 2009:
Where is this? For clues go here:
http://www.roadtripamerica.com/blog/...ue-9-13-09.jpg
Photo: Don Casey
Great Falls, MT
and I have no idea why somebody would do that to a Karman Ghia!
That is Hotel State College in State College PA.
But you are correct! The mermaid show at the Sip 'N Dip is quite good -- all the more amazing that they do it -- year-round!Quote:
Originally Posted by CalOldBlue
Mark
"The Corner Room" restaurant on the ground floor, directly across from the entrance to Penn State University in State College, PA.
The other clues/info: we stayed in Huntingdon, PA: home to Juniata College. The trains belching diesel are hauling Appalachian coal, and the Appalachians are why all the roads, rivers and railroads run parallel (in the valleys between the ridges).
This bridge is in the Guinness Book of Record. I'll let you find why.
Could you share what part of the continent we should be thinking about here?
Mark
...still in North America though and, in fact, pretty close to the customs.
Also easily doable (round trip) in a day drive from my house (see location).
Immediately, I thought of somewhere in New Brunswick.... and found this -- I've not seen it myself yet though...
Bridge Name: Big Salmon River
Structure Type:Cable Suspension Footbridge
County:St. John
Year Built:1974
Total Length:83.82m
Walkway Width:1.55m
Number of Spans:1
Located on Big Salmon River on the Fundy Trail, 17 km east of the Village of St. Martins.
Mark