People commuting with iconic cable cars in San Francisco, California, USA. A street in San Francisco with cars. A cable car trolley is seen approaching. A car briefly stops before turning. Street scene in San Francisco. A cable car trolley is being turned around at end of the line. People hanging on to cable car. Men pushing to turn the cable car. A man uses flags and helps turn the cable car. After being turned, the cable car is ready to move. Cable car passengers seen hanging onto sides.
Park roads in the Rocky Mountain National Park (Rocky Mountain National Park 1000 Highway 36 Estes Park, CO 80517-8397) in Colorado, United States. A car driving on a scenic mountain road to Long’s Peak. Snow-capped Long’s Peak, 14,225 feet above sea level, is seen in the background. Buildings stand near the road. Men riding horses in the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains. National Park Service uses a ditch digger during road construction. Coniferous trees grow in the Rocky Mountains. Rocky mountainside and a lake. View of the Rocky Mountains. Tourists cross a wooden bridge over a small waterfall in the Rocky Mountain National Park.
Tourists visit Bodie, a ghost town, during a tour in the High Sierra region between Yosemite and Lake Tahoe in California, United States. A car heading towards Bodie, a ghost town (formerly a mining town) in the Bodie Hills east of the Sierra Nevada Mountain range in Mono County, California, United States. View of abandoned houses in Bodie. James “Jim” S. Cain, the landlord of Bodie, stands imposingly in front of an abandoned house. Jim Cain welcomes the tourists to Bodie. A cabin house where United States President Herbert Hoover once lived in during his time as a mining engineer in Bodie. Jim Cain assists a man into the Yosemite Transport System (YTS) stage, tipping his hat to say “good-bye” to tourists leaving. The U.S. Hotel, one of the larger structures in Bodie, is seen in the background.
Washington DC from Arlington County. Several Washington DC landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, and the U.S. Capitol building are seen. Cars driving on the Arlington Memorial Bridge to Washington DC. View of the Pentagon (Washington, DC 22202, United States) and the Potomac River. The Washington Monument obelisk (2 15th St NW, Washington, DC 20024, United States) with clear blue skies. United States flags in flagpoles wave at the base of the Washington Monument.
Arlington County landmarks at daytime. The Pentagon (Washington, DC 22202, United States) in Arlington County from across the Potomac River. United States Marine Corps War Memorial (Arlington, VA 22209, United States), also known as the Iwo Jima Memorial, in Arlington County, Virginia. Late summer day view of the United States flag as it waves from the memorial statue. Several Washington DC landmarks such as the U.S. Capitol dome, Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial are seen in the background. View of Washington DC from Arlington County. Cars driving on roads near the Pentagon.
The U.S. Navy Fletcher-class destroyer USS Jarvis (DD-799) off the coast of Guantanamo Bay. A group of United States Marines in rubber life raft with outboard motor paddling on Guantanamo Bay. Marine personnel on rubber boat paddle to the side of the ship. The USS Jarvis sailing. A white boat sailing.
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