The Horseshoe Falls of Niagara Falls. The view from the Canadian side is pretty impressive. Especially when you see those boats sneaking up on the cascade. The Canadian version of Niagara Falls is a bit bigger and more dramatic than the Niagara Falls From the US Side.
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Reminds me of the movie, “Niagara”, w/Marilyn Monroe.
Never seen that. Is it good?
Rented it. Terrible movie. Just about the worst thing I’ve ever seen either Marilyn Monroe or Joseph Cotton in.