In the moning we had a very rushed breakfast at a diner comprising of scrambled eggs, bacon, french toast and pancakes with maple syrup (we are in Canada). Then it was time to see the Falls on the Canadian side.   At 7.15am without the neon lights and crowded with tourists the Falls were majestic. Standing behind a barricade that seemed to barely separate us from the river flow, we could gaze upon the huge expanse of the Niagara river as meandered its way downs...

Currently sitting on a bus on the bridge that spans the Niagara river and connects Canada with USA. Last night it took one and half hours to get through the border crossing and this morning it seems like it will be the same time so it is a good time to write a blog!. The view is quite stunning. To my right I see the magnificent panorama of the Niagara Falls,  the section known as Horseshoe Falls. This massive waterfall structure is impressive as the volume of ...