Niagara Falls

Our quick trip to Niagara Falls was great! We stayed on the Canadian side as that is where the actual town and touristy attractions are. We were so excited to get out and see the falls that as soon as we checked in we threw our bags down in the room and off we went to the Maid of the Mist. The boat takes you past the American Falls and right into the Horseshoe Falls. When you are directly next to the falls it seems like it's pouring outside (this is not a place to go if you can't stand a little wave in your hair...there is no such thing as straight hair at Niagara Falls).
The Falls were lit up at night and thanks to the new camera my hubby bought me for my birthday we were able to capture some awesome pictures.

Horseshoe Falls

American Falls

Before we came home, we made our way over to Niagara-on-the-Lake. A quaint town with miles and miles of wineries, lots of history, cute shops and delicious food. For lunch, we had the most amazing pizza I've ever had. It was potato and bacon with caramelized onions and sherry cream sauce. I'm salivating thinking about it right now. Scott wasn't so sure at first, but he ended up loving it just as much as I did, we were just sorry we didn't order one to go.

The flowers and plants were amazing in Canada. Here's one of the many pictures I took of just the vegetation. *Sidenote: I used to always think it was funny when my grandparents came home from one of their many trips and the majority of their pictures were of flowers and trees; now I understand! It's just so beautiful you want to try to capture as much of it as you can so you never forget.


Well there's some of our pictures from our big Canadian Adventure. I'm so glad we were able to get away for a couple of days to experience such a beautiful place. Definitely a plus to living in Cleveland; otherwise, I don't think we would have ever gone.