Holiday Inn Buffalo-Hamburg, Ny

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 ...

Linda got up early this morning and decided to take another walk along the edge of the falls and grab a few more snaps before we had to head off for the BIG game in Buffalo.
When she returned we both packed up and headed for the border and which was alot quicker to get across. Oh forgot to mention about another toll on last nights blog. When we crossed from the USA to Canada the US put on a toll for $3.25 ($3.50 ...

It was a cold night indeed and we only crashed for about 2 hours at the location we pulled into and I must have woken up about 5 times and started the car twice to get the heater cranked up to get some heat going around the vehicle.

I drove on for about 1 hour and then Linda woke up and wanted to stop for a break and stretch the legs. What better way to do this than have our first stop at Dunkin' Donuts (1st of many to follow ...

... my passport. It was getting dark, but I wanted to see it. The man told me the beauty of the falls at night and how the different color lights are illuminated against the falls. As I was walking on the bridge, I was really going to cross the border. I still felt a high in me. I was a little frightened because I was leaving the country and I had texted one person. As you can see from the pictures, “once I crossed over,” I was in Canada. I was no ...

we arrived at niagara falls after a 5 hour drive from pittsburgh. It is getting colder now it is about 60 degrees farenheit. we went for a walk along to the horse shoe falls which are lit up at night. it is only a 1o minute walk from where we are staying.

... had a very breif period that it did not rain and that was when we took a picture at the New York state line and that was the only picture for the day. Yesterday on our day off, Jack and I rented a car and took Sean and Hans our European contingent to Niagra Falls on the Canadian side. Leah from Seattle also had never been there and she also joined us. The place was ...

We took off from Bangor at about 10:30 Thursday morning after some tearful goodbyes to Mom and Dad and Jackie. Then we drove. And drove and drove and drove. We decided that we probably had the most energy that we would throughout the trip and wanted to get through as much as possible. After looking at the map and plugging in Niagara Falls on our handy dandy GPS, it told us we could make it there ...

... never cycled so fast in my life! Sunday was the big trip to Paramount Canada's Wonderland. Sophie had organised this trip to this Alton Towers style theme park and there was about 14 of us altogether. Sophie had insisted we get there early so we wouldn't have to wait in long queues, so we met at 8.30am(!) and got there to find that we weren't the only ones with that idea! Luckily we didn't wait for more than 45 ...

... it didn't look like he had actually worn it), Shaquille O'Neal, Britney Spears, Pierce Brosnan, and Ronald McDonald. (!) Also there was a special exhibition called Beads & Buckles which had sparkly shoes in such as Vivienne Westwood's Pirate collection, and other pretty, but modern shoes. Other exhibitions included an Eskimo (or Inuit) collection and a Native American collection. I won't go on, as I said, the pictures speak for themselves ...

... to England soon. She came to our Christmas party (see next travelogue entry!) I have been entertained at the cinema recently. Me & Katy went to see Team America: World Police AGAIN at Bloor Cinema which we now have membership for, I cannot stress to you how funny it is. Especially the songs, Katy got the soundtrack for Christmas and keeps humming the Derka Derka theme. I also saw National Treasure with Ben, Steph, Mairi and John. I like Nicolas Cage, but this was dire. I also had to ...