About 3.15 we left for Niagra Falls. I’ve seen the falls
in summer but winter is a whole new level of spectacular. Last time was August
and it was 108. This afternoon it was -5 when we got out of the car. It wasn’t
crowded but there were quite a few Asian tourists there who didn’t seem to mind
getting drenched by the spray. That’s quite dangerous on a day like today
because if your clothes get wet and it’s -5, there’s a real danger of
hypothermia. Because it’s Christmas Day, very little is open in the way of warm
changing areas. We stayed away from the spray.
The fence is already coated in thick, thick ice, even at
this early stage in winter.
These are the Canadian Horseshoe Falls.
By 5.00pm it was dark enough to get a good view of the
lights before we headed home. They're not really Christmas for the most part, more "holiday" theme.
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