I never knew that Niagra Falls had frozen in 1911 until a friend sent me some photos. Here they are:
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This is way too cool. I might use these pics to work out a line down the falls in my kayak... ;)
Back before I got trapped in the real world I would have been all over climbing that.
that is just freakin weird of the icefalls
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ommgg this is so coolll i never new they turned like this in the winter soo coolll :)
that is mad! how did all that volume stop must of bin cold.
how wonderful it stands like the red sea.......amazing..when moses stretched out his hand in the name of Jehovah