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View of the American Falls from the onservation gallery before the Canadian falls.
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A wild, wet moment in the Cave of the Winds ride. This is the most amazing tour - taking you right below the American falls. Taken from the "Hurricane deck". "Security is man's greatest enemy" surely applies to the yellow raincoats!
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View of the double American falls taken early in the "Cave of the Winds" tour. At this point, it seemed nice and warm and dry.
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View from one of the galleries straight down. Notice the rainbows - with water droplets all around, you'll see hundreds of these all around. I liked the contrast brought about by the unknown flowers.
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A broader picture - from the Cave of the Winds ride, of one of the American falls.
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Cave of the Winds ride - watching others on the hurricane deck.
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View of the observation gallery before the Canadian falls. Canada lies in the far end. The horseshoe falls is conveniently located to give both sides - US and Canada - a decent view.
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The visitors' information center at the falls. Nice and colorful in the summer months.
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Niagara at night - with the myraid colors flooded from the Canadian side.
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Another view of Niagara at night.
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The tall observation tower, unfortunately, lies on the Canadian side.
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A view from one of the visitors' galleries. That's a Maid of the Mist ferry making it's way to a closer view of the falls.
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Looking down at people taking the Cave of the Winds tour.
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Waiting in line for the tours to begin. As in most parks, the excitement lies more in the anticipation stage - the waiting is too long, the tour is too short!
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A general view of the park. From the steps leading down from the visitors' information center, cafetaria, etc.
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