37 American Fall from Canada
American Fall from Canada
The American Fall from the Canada side presents unique features. At the base of the Fall are piled up vast masses of ice and snow which take the snape of turrets and castles, of domes, spires, and minarets. The formations are caused by the constant falling and freezing of the mists that never for one instant of time are absent from the Falls. It is the eternal accompaniment of the waters quite as much as their thunder. The foreground of this picture shows the River below the Falls filled with floating ice.
The American Fall from the Canada side presents unique features. At the base of the Fall are piled up vast masses of ice and snow which take the snape of turrets and castles, of domes, spires, and minarets. The formations are caused by the constant falling and freezing of the mists that never for one instant of time are absent from the Falls. It is the eternal accompaniment of the waters quite as much as their thunder. The foreground of this picture shows the River below the Falls filled with floating ice.
Dieses Kapitel ist Teil des Buches Niagara - in Summer and Winter
