Casey, your bird looks like it has just told a joke, and its waiting for us to laugh. This beach is about as far as possibly from Jim's with it still being in the United States. Popham Beach, in southern Maine. The structure in the background is a fort that was built to defend the area during the Civil War, but the war ended before the fort was finished, so it was never used. Another location on the beach at low tide:

Still from Block Island On one day a bike ride we passed a group trail ride. Another day's hike took us right past a picturesque farm that had a couple of horses and a couple of cute mules (and a goat that was hanging out on top of his shed.) Also right next to the place that had the alpacas, there was a miniature zoo with animals from emu ... to zebu ... Some black swans... and a black miniature horse A llama and a zeedonk (half zebra and half donkey)

The tower of the city hall of Cartagena, Spain. It appears to be adapted to a person being near the top.

Rusty, I live in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. That trail is called North Head Trail although most people just call it the Signal Hill Trail. It winds around Signal Hill. It's quite steep in places but at least there are stairs to climb. I typically start at the bottom of the hill (on the other side) and walk up the road to the top, then take the trail back down. Many, many people jog this trail but I am not a runner. It looks worse than it actually is, although there are no rails, only a few steps with handrails. In one section where the trails is especially narrow and steep there is a chain bolted to the cliff face so you can hang on to it. I rarely do, quicker to just go without holding onto the chain. It usually takes me 48 minutes to do the entire trail. I haven't done it much this year because I've been doing other trails but last summer I used to do it 3 or 4 times a week. It's a great workout!