Then we drove more and reached the Canadian side.
I believe looking at things in separate viewpoints helps one
obtain a better understanding of what ever that situation may be,
in this case a better sense of enjoyment. Even though we were further
than the other day when we were on the American side of the falls,
I liked this side better because we could see more of it.
We spent one whole day just looking at the scenery and water of the falls.
I feel it was worth it because there is nothing else like it in the world!
This picture taken on the Canadian side reminds me of the Perfect Storm,
where they were surrounded by water everywhere they sailed with pouring rain and great
tides rushing onto their ship. There is someone in a boat in the middle of the two
horseshoes of the picture on the right. If they were to go right under the falls, which is definitely
not recommended, they would experience much of what George Clooney went through
in the movie. As the water hits the bottom there is a massive amount of water flying in the air,
not as drops but as sprinkles and it looks like a tornado forming but it really isn't.
