So here we are on day one in Niagara falls. Another one of those bucket list items if I actually had a list. Note to self...Make a bucket list so you can actually have the satisfaction of realizing your achieving what you put on the list
So this is the Maid of the mist.... You can go pay and go out on it. Your looking at the part of the falls that is on the American side. They even have a viewing deck you pay and walk way out on so you can look back at the falls.
Here's a close up of the boat with all the "Blue men"....
Here it goes bravely into the mist...the boat looks as if it is all it can do to hold itself in the one spot against the powerful push of the falls. At one point it actually appeared as if the rainbow was on top of the boat but I missed the shot.
Heres a closer look at the Horseshoe falls on the Canadian side. It really isn't deep when you stand and look down through surprisingly clean water. I really can't imagine though what goes through the adventurous minds of the people who have ventured over the falls in barrels and boats.
There are beautifully planted and cared for beds all along the walk along the top. Im not sure how fall we walked. But we sure did work up an appetite by the time we got back to the hotel.
Bear wasn't surprised at all when I started taking pictures of the plants.
Then we noticed a "Bloom house" on the map.....so off we trotted knowing full well it would be closed when we got up there but figuring there would be something worth looking at around the outside.
We were right!
The roses at the enterance have come and gone but a water feature with statues beckoned us in further
A set of three different poses
and then off the trails we went to discover further blooms
Well perhaps not so many blooms per say as contrast in colour and texture.
Since we are in Canada it is only fitting I leave you with this shot.
Its was a great first day. Dinner and music await.
What did you discover this weekend.
Kate
Hi Kate,
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing your pictures of Niagra Falls. I have never been there. So many beautiful canna gardens! I may need to put this on my bucket list!
Kate, thank you for taking us along on your trip to Niagara Falls. I have never been there either, but it does look like a wonderful place to visit. The statues were wonderful and the colorful beds were inspiring too. I hope you are having a great time!
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