The current ferry has been in service since 2017 and feasibility work is under way to perhaps replace it with a bridge.
Contest #936 Hint
Guaranteed to find mosquitoes here at this free campground
Contest #935 Hint
If you want to drive across this country on a paved road, you have to drive across this bridge – that broke soon after construction finished!
Contest #934 Hint
A saline lake that was designated as a bird sanctuary for a while.
Contest #933 Hint
Turnaround here on the three hour excursion – or go straight through on the eight hour tour.
Contest #932 Hint
Nearly 500 steps in all – or you can take a cable car to the top.
Contest #931 Hint
The construction of this building is rather interesting – from no official building permit to supplies floated down a long river and hockey sticks used as part of the construction.
Contest #930 Hint
Built in the 3rd or 4th century AD, forgotten after about 1400 until rediscovered around 1990, reopened for its original purpose in 2002. A couple from Montreal were married there in 2003.
Contest #929 Hint
The smallest according to Guiness, but there are many other contenders out there.
If you’re planning a big wedding, you can fit about 6 people here including the officiant, the bride, and the groom.
Contest #928 Hint
Ok, 2 weeks in a row with a late hint. You guys are going to have to fire me someday…
This place, among many other things, serves as a shrine of a man who was martyred here in the 5th century AD. This man was a former bad guy, a thief and possibly a murderer, who converted here and eventually died here, giving his life because his past made him the most obvious choice to die a violent death. His relics are stored kept here.
