This structure was originally a simple log utility building from the 1800s. After being relocated to Hart Square, it was subsequently reconstructed to resemble a 19th-century fishing shack—the Isenhour Fishing Cabin. A Canadian Goose is enjoying the view from the deck.
Icenhour Fishing Cabin
Canadian Goose Closeup
Hart Square has several benches for resting and admiring the views of the Chapel of Peace, a covered bridge, and nature.
Bench to View Chapel and Bridge
Bench to View Nature
Walker Covered Bridge was moved to Hart Square and restored in 1999. It is the least historic of all the structures at Hart Square. This 17-year-old covered bridge provides a unique walkway from the main ‘street’ across the dam to the Chapel of Peace. The window provides a view of the other side of the Upper Lake.
Walker Bridge
View from the Bridge Window
Bridge Leading Out
One might be motivated to climb up the steps to get a better view of the Houston Water Wall
Step Up to the Water Wall
Stepping Up to Houston Water Wall
A framed view of Houston Water Wall between pillars
Viewing Houston Water Wall Between Pillars
Another view of stairs through glass of a building while walking the streets of Wilmington, Delaware
Reached via a wooden walkway with stairs , this lookout area on Rough Ridge, Blue Ridge Parkway, North Carolina offers sweeping views including Fall colors.
Another view of going down the stairs of the Virginia State Capitol building reflecting the Palladian style of architecture
Lake Junaluska is one of the crown jewels of North Carolina. Surrounded by jaw-dropping mountain views, wildlife, and of course, the lake, residents will never want to go inside! Here is an image of cloud reflections on the lake.
A bird is perched on a concrete rail and gets a full view of San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge from San Francisco side.
A painter has a different view and paints the the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. It is made up of two bridge segments: a skyway structure/single anchored suspension bridge between Oakland and Yerba Buena Island, and a suspension span from the island to San Francisco.
The Royal Gorge is a 1,200 foot canyon on the Arkansas River, forming a 10-mile long gorge. The Royal Gorge Bridge is suspended 1,053 feet above the river, making Royal Gorge Bridge & Park the ideal place for scenic views
A swinging steel cable and rope bridge above the tree tops to view birds at a forest in Ecuador Amazonia
Another view, at eye level, of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco gives a different perspective.
Views from under San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge depicting the suspension and structure of the bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension bridge spanning the Golden Gate, the one-mile-wide strait connecting San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean. There are numerous images of this landmark and we are presenting some different views.
A downward view, from SkyStar Ferris wheel in Golden Gate Park, of the monument Monumental Reckoning that pays homage to the first 350 Africans “stolen from their homeland and sold into chattel slavery in 1619.”
A view of the SkyStar Ferris wheel looking up with a gondola on the side.
Sitting in the gondola at the top most position on the SkyStar Ferris wheel when it was in Golden Gate Park, these are the wonderful views of San Francisco.
The 14th-century fortress Bolton Castle in Yorkshire, England is, incredibly, still owned by the barons Bolton, who built the castle. It has never been sold and has always been inherited by descendants of the Scrope family, who were powerful and enjoyed roles at the royal court over several generations. Sitting on top of a hill, it’s still a perfect storybook castle – with restored medieval gardens offering a spectacular view.
