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Horseshoe Falls and "Hornblower", seen from the Canadian side.
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Horseshoe Falls and "Hornblower", seen from the Canadian side.

  • Rainbow Bridge, linking the U.S. (right) to Canada at Niagara Falls.
  • Looking toward Canada from American Falls.
  • People come from all over to see the falls.
  • American Falls and tour boat "Maid of the Mist", seen from the Canadian side of the Niagara River.
  • Horseshoe Falls and "Hornblower", seen from the Canadian side.
  • Horseshoe Falls, incredible power used to generate electricity at night.
  • The thunder of the falls is deafening.
  • Even on a rainy day they are dramatic.
  • The Niagara River and Horseshoe Falls.
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  • Lights, looking like tired old cameras, illuminate the falls at night.
  • Tourists watch on the Canadian side.
  • The Casino's pools are dwarfed by Nature.
  • Autumn's splendor at Watkin's Glen State Park, N.Y.
  • Watkin's Gorge was formed by flowing waters over thousands of years.
  • The cuts. or joints, in the rocks show the release of compression when continents collided to form Pangaia, about 300 million years ago.
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  • Standing behind Rainbow Falls.
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