My early years were spent in the "Thumb" of Michigan's mitten, so I was very much aware of our wonderful neighbor to the north, Canada. Even then, I only got to cross over into Canada on the bridge at Port Huron for one very short afternoon. However, Canada had captured my heart and I always wanted to go back to take a good long look. It never happened until I was in my late fifties, when my step-sister and I went to Vermont on a serious family matter. We decided, though, to go to Vermont via Canada, so we entered at Sault Ste. Marie, traveling Provincial Route 17 through Sudbury to North Bay, where we stayed the night. In the morning, we continued to Ottawa, then took Highway 73 to Montreal, where we again stayed overnight before heading back to the States and Burlington, Vermont, where our brother lived. It was a beautiful fall with all sorts of color. I was determined to someday take my wife to see Montreal; especially the Old Town section, and we did go there about five years later and stayed for three wonderful days at a wonderful bed and breakfast in the old section. So with all those wonderful sights, you may ask, why am I showing you this particular picture of an underground highway. Well, simply because it was one of the things that intriqued me about Montreal. They seemed to have a whole lot of underground highway there--at least more than I'd ever encountered before. It is just one of the images that has always stuck in my mind. There is a significant part of their downtown area that is completely underground and that is a whole other world, too. Anyway, you folks in Montreal, I love your city and hope to get back to it at least once more in this life. Thanks for looking and for your comments and encouragements. All are appreciated. Jeremy CREDITS: Bryce 6.1, Poser 6.0. Vehicles: Various freebies from several places: Planit3d, 3D Cafe, etc. Think Peter Staub may have made a couple. That's about the best I can do to identify them as they were all downloaded years ago. I added all the working lights on the vehicles and the greeen grain trailer on the truck in the upper left. Tunnel: Again, I can't recall where I got this.