Photo Portion of the Trip
Coronation park in Oakville, along Lake Ontario
Me in front of Lake Ontario
Toronto Skyline from the park
Niagara Falls!
Bridal Falls, on the American Side
The class 6 rapids on the Niagara river. Just the falls themselves cause these further down the river
They love tunnels here to get to all the sites, so many tunnels with a surprise at the end!
Bridal Falls from the Maid of the Mist
Niagara Falls with the Canadian flag from the boat
The falls without the flag
Skyline of Niagara Falls
Me on the Journey behind the Falls platform, it was pretty wet over here
Upside down house in the Clifton hills part of Niagara Falls
Lighting of the Falls
Clifton Hills at night, so much tacky tourist
Liz at the mini golf
Me at the mini golf
Butterflies feeding! On oranges and bananas.
The butterflies really liked Liz
See!
Buffalo City Hall
Interior of the Royal Ontario Museum, it was an old ornate building
The new front of the museum, it's crazy modern art compared to the original
CN tower
Dundas Square
Original entrance of the museum, big difference
The newer part of the Ontario Legislature, this side had burned down
Toronto from the CN tower
Me up on the CN tower
The scary glass floor...
Stella, my tiny, tiny car
Me at Casa Loma!
The stained glass ceiling in the conservatory, it's all grapes and vines
The fancy bed in a guest room
The stables, which ironically still smell like stables... They had some hay but it was more of a manure smell.
Toronto skyline from the boat
St. Lawrence Market
Contrasts of Toronto, the brick gridiron building, the first skyscraper that people were afraid was going to fall over with one of the tallest ones in the background!
Eaton Centre
Views of the falls from the Skylon Tower
Clifton hill during the day
Whirlpool from the Aero Car
Generators in the Sir Adam Beck generating plant
Welland Locks
Boat in the lock!
They've opened the locks and it's rising
Fancy sitting room in Dundurn Castle
Bedroom in the castle, it's a three poster bed, I can say I haven't seen that before!
Rainy day at the Royal Botanical Gardens
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