Nephew Luke wanted to go, so we did.
We solved the mysteries, and enjoyed the experience very much indeed!
I’d urge anyone visiting Toronto to consider the Casa Loma Escape Series.
Look for us at left in this photo.
Nephew Luke wanted to go, so we did.
We solved the mysteries, and enjoyed the experience very much indeed!
I’d urge anyone visiting Toronto to consider the Casa Loma Escape Series.
Look for us at left in this photo.
I’m journaling this sabbatical.
From Wednesday:
That boat ride into the horseshoe of the Canadian falls certainly ranks as one of the top ten experiences of my life.
Could I name ten?
Are there ten more? You bet!
But that’s another blog entry.
Photos of me and of Luke, and of Tesla . . . .
And of the waterfalls themselves, plus our guide feeding a squirrel . . . .
The stunning, overwhelming, terrible, heart-cramping beauty of Niagara Falls rendered me speechless today as we sailed into the mist of the Horseshoe Falls.
My face was wet from the spray, and from the tears I was shedding.
Nature is so powerful, so glorious, and so awe-filling.
Nephew Luke and I had a four-hour tour that included the Maid of the Mist, a walk on the shore just feet from the falls themselves, and multiple sight-seeing stops.
Nephew Luke is finally getting his 18-month-delayed 16th-birthday trip.
He wanted to see Niagara Falls.
So we are in Canada for part of a week!
From a walk on the riverside promenade on Sunday evening:
A beautiful and heartwarming story . . . .
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Ned Rorem turned 95 this week.
His music is inventive and brilliant. “See how they love me” remains one of my top ten favorite art songs.
From the Shedd Aquarium on Tuesday . . . .