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The honeymoon

Our honeymoon took us first to Niagara Falls Canada where we enjoyed 3 days viewing the falls and other tourist attractions there. Click on each thumbnail for a larger picture. Use your BACK button to return to this index.

The second day took us over to the American side to see the American Falls and ride on the Maid of the Mist. Above is the American falls from the observation deck there.	Then we boarded the Maid of the Mist to go up river to view the Horseshoe Falls from below. Above is a picture of one of the many boats run by the Maid of the Mist.
There were over a hundred people crammed onto the boat we took. Here is a picture of some of the passengers on the upper desk with us. Note the blue rain ponchos we were given.	The boat took us right up to the base of the Horseshoe falls so we could all see it. Here I am enjoying the view.
Jim enjoyed the ride as well. Here he is as our boat is turning to go back downstream.	The view from the top of the Maid of the Mist.

Here is what the American Falls looked like from the Maid of the Mist. Note the smaller "Bridal Falls" to the right of the American Falls..	Then we climbed up the side of the American Falls for a closer view.
Here is Jim enjoying the view from up here.	While I was climbing up a Rainbow suddenly made an appearance. Here I am in the center of it.
After the Maid of the Mist we walked over to Green and Goat Islands above the American falls. This is Jim on a bridge above the American Rapids at The Point of No Return.	Here Jim and I are standing on a bridge between the small islets called the Three Sisters in front of the American Falls.
Jim climbs out on a tree limb above the Canadian Rapids from one of the Three Sisters. I'm freaking out behind him telling him to get his butt back on the island!	We take a break for lunch and I am mobbed by a large flock of about 100 sparrows who insist on sharing lunch with me. Here they are taking the bread right out of my hand.