It is always useful, interesting, and otherwise educational, to go to nearby places and look at them from a different angle. Even when, especially when, you think you know them.
For example, I have crossed this bridge many times, almost daily recently, but I have never bothered to go down below it. It is a good sized bridge (that white pine over there is a fully mature tree, no twig). Yet, we are so used to our environment, in this case a fairly narrow road deck, that we don’t stop to appreciate it nor to look at the thing as a whole. Go look, again, from a different angle, on a different day, and the world is new.
(Satan’s Kingdom, if you were wondering)
Huh? Satan’s Kingdom is the name of the bridge?
Sorry about that! Satan’s Kingdom is the name of the gorge the Farmington River goes through there. The Route 44 bridge goes across the top of it. It isn’t a very big or long one, but decent for Connecticut.
What a name!