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By McGoose
September 5th 2009
Water and Wine North America » Canada » Ontario » Niagara Falls
This morning we set out early after a breakfast at our B&B “Rainbow”. The B&B is not the best, but the location is a nice short walk from the falls and the glitz of the Niagara falls “strip”. We got in line early for the “Maid In The Mist”, a classic that really is the best thing to do to see the falls in a unique way. We dawned our ponchos and neared the falls until the spray engulfed us and a fresh drink of waterfall was in our mouths. I thought about going over the falls in a barrel, which [View Full Entry]

McGoose - Matt McUsic | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: November 18th 2009 | 26 Views | [diary=444099]

Falls
Maid In The Mist
Robyn Loves The Falls!

A filmshoot I had in Niagara Falls afforded Robyn and me a nice getaway for Labor Day weekend. We got to Buffalo and drove up to Niagara Falls from there. My shoot lasted only a few hours in the morning and so Robyn and I got a splendid sweet and savory crepe at Paris Crepes Bistro Café on Queen street. Then we had just enough time in the afternoon to visit “Bird Kingdom” (what’s most important really). We had a blast seeing so many birds and even feeding the mild mannered lorikeets. They perched calmly on our shoulder and drank nectar [View Full Entry]

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Published: November 18th 2009 | 10 Views | [diary=444098]

We Made It!

The fact of the matter is that you can just sit there for hours just staring at them; first the American Falls with the good sized boulders constantly bombarded with the cold water of the Niagara River, then just to the right, the Canadian Falls or “Horseshoe Falls” as they are known, which majestically tumble into the same river with the constant company of the Maid of the Mist tourist boats. Sure, this is a well crafted tourist destination, with all the major hotel chains, the Hard Rock Café, Planet Hollywood, multiple casinos and even an indoor water park which we’re [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 28th 2009 | 141 Views | [diary=402833]

Canadian Horseshoe Falls
Sheraton Falls View
A Wild and Crazy Guy

Couchsurfing is truly an amazing thing. It makes traveling anywhere possible because wherever you want to go, you have a place and a friend to stay with. Well after my trip to Vermont for Memorial Weekend, I decided to head to Niagara Falls for the hell of it. I made the seven hour drive up there on my own, but very smoothly, jamming out to my ipod the whole way. The only inconvenience of the entire trip came when it was time to cross the border to get into Canada. The Canadian immigration questioned me about every detail of my short [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 28th 2009 | 106 Views | [diary=402881]

Horseshoe shot from above
Journey Behind the Falls
Falls from the American side

By ianandrob
May 28th 2009
Canada North America » Canada » Ontario » Niagara Falls
We made it to the border today, around 4:00-ish or something. After a lengthy interrogation from a friendly Border Patrol, we crossed into Canada. It was my first time in a foreign land, but both of us were startled by the immediate changes. Speed limits were in kilometers, bags of chips were written in French, moose roamed the sidewalks, and cars drove on the left side of the road. The Niagara Falls are two tremendous waterfalls, both reaching over 700 feet into the air, and stretching over 8,000 feet wide. They pour a staggering 500 million cubic meters of water over [View Full Entry]

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Published: June 2nd 2009 | 117 Views | [diary=404113]

Niagara Falls
Maple Leaf Tavern
Don

So today was the day my geography class was going to visit Niagara Falls. It was going to be a long yet fun day. So first thing I did was get to school early. The bus was leaving at approximately eight so we had to be there at least fifteen minutes early. Everyone was at school and we decided to leave, little did we know we left someone behind. Luckily we drove past him and picked him up. So as we're driving we hit some heavy traffic leaving Toronto. It was taking a long time to leave Toronto and everyone was [View Full Entry]

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Published: May 28th 2009 | 9 Views | [diary=402824]


Yesterday we visited Niagara Falls. It was interesting to compare these falls with Iquazu. Both are beautiful. Iquazu is three kilometres in jungle environment and heat, yesterday Niagara Falls still had glacial-type snow at bottom of falls. We took the Maid of the Mist boat to get up in front of the falls. This was fun; quite the experience. I was pleasantly surprised at the price,$14.95 each. When I think of the entry price to Iquazu and MachuPicchu and some museums in South America, the Niagara Falls boat trip is a bargain. Everyone in the boat laughed while getting soaked. Being [View Full Entry]

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Published: April 26th 2009 | 135 Views | [diary=393533]

Soaked
Perspective
Top

047 - USA - New York 03/25/09 - 04/09/09 New York: A city, a mountain house, and a waterfall New York is one of those truly unique places in the world. The City radiates energy, sometimes good, other times not, that grabs you the moment you step onto that grate-filled sidewalk and get brushed between a high-heeled power suit and an off-duty Pakistani cabbie. Your neck creaks and your eyes absorb the concrete stimulation, while your stomach and $30 drop as you pay for those two martinis at the hidden neighborhood watering hole. It's exhilarating, it's intoxicating, and it's the reas [View Full Entry]

Do It Like The Locals - Nico & Hannah | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: May 1st 2009 | 295 Views | [diary=392781]

Mohonk Mountain House (up-state New York)
Chicago at night
Nico, Emily, Marisa, and Hannah in NYC!

Hello, After a very late, slow and delicate start (a result of the lads late night out in Toronto the previous night), we all drove down to Niagra (the two lads half asleep, groaning and feeling rough for the entire hour and a half journey)…. We first headed for Niagra on the Lake which is about half an hour from the famous falls themselves - a very quaint town with some old shops and nice restaurants. As the name suggests it sits right on the lake and we could just see the CN Tower of Toronto across the lake as it [View Full Entry]

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Published: March 24th 2009 | 146 Views | [diary=384232]

At the top of the falls
Shore line at Queens Park, Niagra on the Lake
Toffee apples in Niagra sweet shop

We arrived late into Niagara Falls. I blame customs although this time it was the Canadians. It took longer because of ONE person and to make matters worse we weren’t allowed to get off the train until we had their ok. Pfff. Anyway we arrived in sleepy Niagara Falls early evening and made the long walk to the hostel past the bright lights of Clifton Hill (a bit like Las Vegas) and the small amount of people who ventured to Niagara Falls in winter. It was slim pickings that’s for sure. We were greeted by our friendly but slightly strange hostel [View Full Entry]

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Published: February 16th 2009 | 291 Views | [diary=373737]

Me and The Mist
Horseshoe Falls
Me and the Falls