TomInPA
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Sometimes you just surrender. The ice wins.
In spite of the power of the falls and the resultant snow machine, the trees in the park await another new Spring that ins not far away.
The Niagara Falls from New York in frozen splendor.
The end of the rainbow is at hand, yet I won't leap.
We stayed at the Embassy Suites in Niagara Falls, ON. When have you ever had this kind of view from a hotel room? Seriously, from the 38th floor overlooking the falls.
I have to say that Lake Tahoe as preserved its view of a natural feature, with a lot less intrusion, but it is another world from Niagara Falls, where if you want to enjoy the natural grandeur, you zoom in.
But when you pull out, the intrusion of tourism dominates the landscape.
Even the Falls are lit in perverse colors.]
But a beer and a view is a good thing sometimes...especially when it's cold.
More water flows over these falls than any other in the world. Riding is out of the question right now, so we do what we can to fill the time. It's not all that bad. Keep this in mind in the heat of summer.
The title of this thread is brought to you by the psychosis of a long winter, and how I feel more days than not.
In spite of the power of the falls and the resultant snow machine, the trees in the park await another new Spring that ins not far away.
The Niagara Falls from New York in frozen splendor.
The end of the rainbow is at hand, yet I won't leap.
We stayed at the Embassy Suites in Niagara Falls, ON. When have you ever had this kind of view from a hotel room? Seriously, from the 38th floor overlooking the falls.
I have to say that Lake Tahoe as preserved its view of a natural feature, with a lot less intrusion, but it is another world from Niagara Falls, where if you want to enjoy the natural grandeur, you zoom in.
But when you pull out, the intrusion of tourism dominates the landscape.
Even the Falls are lit in perverse colors.]
But a beer and a view is a good thing sometimes...especially when it's cold.
More water flows over these falls than any other in the world. Riding is out of the question right now, so we do what we can to fill the time. It's not all that bad. Keep this in mind in the heat of summer.
The title of this thread is brought to you by the psychosis of a long winter, and how I feel more days than not.