I didnt have much time to take my time on pictures, but a few didnt turn out that bad. I would have loved to have had time to use a tripod at night with longer shutter speeds, but oh well.
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Great pics. I was there when I was a kid.Comment
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Very Nice. I hope to go there some day.Comment
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Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.Comment
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I would like to visit that place before I die.Comment
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Were going there at the end of this month for a wedding, and was wondering if you had any tips or advise for us while were there? Thanks Jason SlocumComment
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Thanks guys, its an amazing place.
Originally posted by Jason Slocum View Post
I do have one tip, make sure you have a passport if you are going after June 1st. The US side is nice, but the Canadian side is amazing. I didnt have my birth certificate so I couldnt cross this time. But I have been over there before and its awesome. Better view too.Comment
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We'll be there May 31st, June 1st-2nd but don't have a passport I guess we'll go to the Canada side first thing. Thanks Jason SlocumComment
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Do that! And have fun. My wifes great aunt owns a bed and breakfast there so its nice we can go up often.Comment
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That is one place I hope to see before I leave this world. That last one reaks of "raw power".Comment
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Was up there last summer for a hockey tournament, really an incredible place to see. Went several days in a row between games and enjoyed every trip.Comment
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I wanted to second the idea to visit the canadian side. The US side is very economically depressed and honestly lack luster compared to the canadian side. Additionally, if you can work it out, its better to STAY on the canadian side as well.
There are alot of fun and interesting places to go, but if you have the chance, stop into the Red Coach Inn on 2nd just across from American Falls. Its a inn/restaruant from the 1780's and still pretty authentic.
Have fun and bring your passport!Comment
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