The last big thing we did was go to Niagara Falls. It was SO PRETTY especially with the fall colors. (Thus the picture overload) Here are the pictures.
Here's us on the American side of the falls.
This is the park with the river just before the fall in the background.
This is the park with the river just before the fall in the background.
This is Toronto Canada. We had to stand here and yell hello to Pat and Susan Farley (my sister-in-law Linsey's parents/my second parents) who are serving a mission in Toronto. It was hard to be so close to them and not get to really say hello.
My boys at the Falls. Since they probably won't remember we had to have a picture to prove they've been there.
The crew.
Next it was on to ride the Maid of the Mist
We all suited up in our beautiful blue rain ponchos. (Vanessa getting her son Timmy set)
We all suited up in our beautiful blue rain ponchos. (Vanessa getting her son Timmy set)
Klint showing how fashionable we were.
Set and ready to go.
The boys weren't sure what to think of it.
Alex didn't like the sun in his eyes so he borrowed my sunglasses.
This is the Canadian side of the river. I don't know what it is, but I thought that old building was cool cause you couldn't even tell it was there til you got down there close.
After we were done Klint wanted me to put a poncho on again and go up some stairs close to the falls with him. This kids poncho is the one they had me put on. I've official outgrown kids ponchos.
This is the Canadian side of the river. I don't know what it is, but I thought that old building was cool cause you couldn't even tell it was there til you got down there close.
After we were done Klint wanted me to put a poncho on again and go up some stairs close to the falls with him. This kids poncho is the one they had me put on. I've official outgrown kids ponchos.
After Maid of the Mist we walked around the park that is along the river/falls. It was so pretty. The kids (and Klint) found tons of leaves and we had to let them stop and play in the leaves for a while. They had a blast. It was so cute.
My kids hadn't ever been able to have enough leaves to play so they LOVED it.
All the kiddos lined up and laying in the leaves.
Even "Baby Taya" enjoyed the leaves.
The kiddos. (Look we remembered to take Taya out of the stroller for the picture)
It was so beautiful and awesome to see the power of the falls. You just can't understand it until you've seen it in person. Klint really loved it much more than her thought he would, especially when we were on Maid of the Mist. I'm so glad we got to go.
My kids hadn't ever been able to have enough leaves to play so they LOVED it.
All the kiddos lined up and laying in the leaves.
Even "Baby Taya" enjoyed the leaves.
The kiddos. (Look we remembered to take Taya out of the stroller for the picture)
It was so beautiful and awesome to see the power of the falls. You just can't understand it until you've seen it in person. Klint really loved it much more than her thought he would, especially when we were on Maid of the Mist. I'm so glad we got to go.
2 comments:
Hello Corrine - We knew you were traveling but didn't realize you were so close. We didn't hear your shout but thank you so much for thinking of us. Beautiful pictures of a beautiful family.
I love Niagara Falls. I didn't expect much when we went when you were young, but it's an amazingly beautiful place, made all the more so with those beautiful little faces there. I used to LOVE autumn leave crunching as a child. One of life's little pleasures. Glad your boys (all three of them) got to enjoy it.Thanks for sharing!
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