Wednesday, 23 October 2019
Niagara-on-the-Lake
Before setting off for Toronto,
we stopped off at Niagara-on-the-Lake to stretch our legs. This was a small
town with a clock tower and many small shops, and several members of our party
disappeared into the coffee shops. The rest of us were keen to explore and
headed out to the lake itself. It was a bit of a march to the lake and we weren’t
sure where we were going. At one point we were following the road to the local
golf club until we spotted a viewpoint. With a bit of hindsight and binoculars
and perhaps with some advice from our guide we might have known that there was
a chance of getting a glimpse of Toronto. As it was, it was just a vast ocean
of water which makes up Lake Ontario. Then it was a short march back to the
coach and while everyone was using the conveniences I had just enough time to
take a photograph to the entrance of Fort George that my former supervisor had
recommended. At least I could say that I came close.
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