Doubletree Club Buffalo

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... ziemlich nahe an die Fälle heranfahren. Man bekam zwar einen Regenschutz aufs Boot mit, aber nass wurden wir totzdem, die Wassermassen die herunterstürzen sind gewaltig.<br>Wir hätten noch unzählige weitere Besichtigungen machen können, aber uns hat dies gereicht. Wir besuchten noch das IMAX Kino, welcher einen Film über die Niagara Fälle zeigt.<br><br>

... Veil Falls first of all, then onto the bottom of the Horseshoe Falls, into the mist created by the force of water moving over the falls. I guess we got within around 50 feet from the base of the falls, so you do get pretty wet! <br><br>Another attraction at the falls is the 'Cave of the Winds', which, despite it's name is not actually a cave! In fairness to it, there did used to be a cave behind the Bridal Veil Falls however it ...

... in the gate that was going to attempt to fly out to Newark. The staff quickly rushed us onto the plane and promised us that they would call the luggage department to get them to redirect our luggage and place it onto this plane. In the end we found our selves as the last people on the plane and after a short wait (we are assuming for our luggage to make it onto this plane) we managed to take off into the dense clouds.

Hi everyone, Well, The trail is the thing (T3) has finally arrived! We leave tomorrow for a few months in Trinidad, Tobago and Turkey. We will go to and from Istanbul via London and we are anxiously looking forward to Spitalfields and a proper pint. Before we hit the trail we want to thank everyone who has helped with our planning this time. So here goes... Thanks to the people in the ...

... was up for the six mile trek to see the falls from the canadian side and Suzy wasn't. Woke up and had a swim in the indoor heated pool looking out the frosty windows towards the falls were it looked like it was ready to snow again we did the walk over to the canadian side where we warmed up in a cafe and had hot chocolate with Brandy in it. Tried on some silly hats and brought some souveniers. Headed back to the hotel to pack and head back to Buffalo to catch the night sleeper to Chicago ...

... boats and a big millitary boat that I think you could look aroud and a submarine! Again I had to keep reminding myself "this is not the sea, it is a lake" but I just couldn't quite get my head around that idea - they are just so big. Then back to the bus station for another 14 hour overnight Greyhound trip to get to Boston (via New York for some reason?). Dean: New York looks BIG! Can't wait to check it out, but first Boston...

If you visit the Niagara Falls and if you have time I recommand you to visit also the city Niagara-on-the-Lake which is very cute in summer. <br><br>It is not so far from the falls (about 20 km, 30 minutes by car or taxi - I took the taxi which is convenient but not too expensive). <br><br>This small city is quiet ...

If you *re in Ont*rio in winter I re*lly recomm*nd you to spend * few hours *t ****r* F*lls which is * wonderfull show. But of course, it is gre*t *lso in summer. The second time I h*ve visited the f*lls w*s July.<br><br>In summer, you c*n t*ke * bo*t - with * lot of tourist but it is very nice *nyw*y - to get very close of the Americ*n *nd, of course, the C*n*di*n F*lls. You we h ...

... you h*ve to go in * Chinese *gency in Chin*town, Sp*din* St*tion, inside the m*ll for ex*mple. Of course you *re not free, you h*ve to t*ke the bus *t time *nd you h*ve * couple of hours to see the f*lls *nd then t*ke the bus to go b*ck. But it is possible to *sk if there *re free se*t if you w*nt to st*y more. I h*ve *sked when I visited the f*lls in summer.<br> <br>