Introducing Niagara Falls
It’s a tale of two cities and two falls, though either side of this international border affords views of an undeniably dramatic natural wonder. There are honeymooners and heart-shaped Jacuzzis, arcades, tacky shops and kitsch boardwalk-like sights, but as long as your attention is focused nothing can detract from the majestic sight. The closer to the falls you get the more impressive they seem and the wetter you become. For good reason, the Canadian side is where most everyone visits though it’s easy to stroll back and forth between the two.
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Last updated: Sep 21, 2008
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RE: Air Canada to charge for checked bags on international flights...
by jkkintoronto 03 September 2011
I am so confused about the strategy of AC. They recently howled that so many Canadians are drivign across the border to fly at a much…
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Re: Toronto Airport to Buffalo Airport challenge
by max_mexico 26 August 2011
Thanks all. I plan to monitor the [border wait times|http://apps.cbp.gov/bwt/] this Friday to get an idea of wait times on a Friday (anyone…
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RE: Amtrak NFL to BOS
by smartcookiee 13 October 2010
One-way flights from Buffalo, NY to Boston cost under $100. This train route costs the same. It's not worth it. There is a local bus from…
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