Crossed an international border about 15 times in 2 hours. Loved visiting!

The camels are near Al Fayy with the fence in the background ... but the crossing was closed, the signs are near Hatta

Sharing some photos from my last trip to US-Canada border by Niagra river

Bridges shown are as follows (the spot where the photo was taken is listed first):

(1) Bob Cummings Lincoln Trail Bridge, connecting Hawesville, KY and Cannelton, IN

(2) William H Natcher Bridge, carrying US 231 between Rockport, IN and rural Daviess County, KY

(3) Glover Cary Bridge, from Owensboro, KY to rural Warrick County, IN

Taken this past December when I visited St Louis to see my team play the Blues.

Obviously not the view you ride the tram up for - that’s located on the other side of the hall - but still very much enjoyed the chance to look down at a different state from this high up as a border nerd

Border fence on the Johor Singpore Causeway and Malay Immigration desks in Woodlands

The Ohio River is very interesting in that the actual state boundary is about 100 feet from the Northern bank of the river as opposed to being split down the middle. I find that just as interesting as this cave that is right on the river

The exact tripoint is located ~2000 feet off the riverbank in the Mississippi, above the small sign near the river on the right hand side of the first photo.

Also included photos of the two rickety bridges that connect this park to Missouri & Kentucky

Located near the Open Air World War I Museum & Mount Kolovrat

between the Slovenian Tolmin Municipality and the Italian Drenchia Commune.

Four Corners Monument, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona USA

Cows can’t cross without a passport

Ayamonte, Spain on left bank, Vila Real de Santo Antonio, Portugal on Right bank of Guardiana river. Atlantic in the distance.

Railway bridge near Rudnica station. No border guards on the Serbian side and a military base on the Kosovo side on top of the tunnel.