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McKenzie Mountain

05/21/2016 (failed)

08/03/2016

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Thus ended my 3.5 hours roaming around Niagara Falls. In that time I walked all along the river, did the Journey Behind the Falls, took the Zipline to the Falls, and hopped on the cruise to have the real up-close experience. And at every one of these places I got the question when buying tickets -"How many?", One. "Are you waiting for the rest of your group?", No. "Oh, so youre with this group here?". No....it's just me.... 😂 over and over again! Fortunately I absolutely dont mind doing things solo, but they almost made me feel weird about it!
How's that for a view of #niagarafalls ?
As I exited the zipline tour, I noticed the ticket booth for the cruise to the falls right next door. So I thought, what the heck why not? I got myself a ticket and found myself front and center on the lower deck as we sped toward the falls. I knew I'd be soaked from the mist, but I didnt anticipate the chunks of foam flying up, slapping me in the face!
After doing the journey behind the falls and checking out the top of the falls, I hopped on a zipline and got a very different view of both Horseshoe and Bridal Veil falls!
Next stop- to the top of the falls to see the striking white water just before it dives over the edge.
My first stop at Niagara Falls was to the Journey Behind the Falls. I took an elevator wayyy down, then followed some damp tunnels that led to two portals that open directly the falls. The sound was deafening! After the portals is an observation deck right next to the falls. **For the full experience, turn video sound ON and watched while someone lovingly spritzes your face forcefully with water from a spray bottle**
I'm in Canada for work! I couldn't resist coming a little early and spending a marvelous afternoon in Niagara Falls 😍 more photos to come
I cant get enough of these fall colors. I just wish my favorite time of the year would last a little longer 😭🍁🍂🍃

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