Buffalo has a beautiful airport though very small. Bharti Faiba and Mohan Fooaa picked me up from the airport.
On our way, we stopped by Great American Mall for some shopping... The mall wall has been nicely painted to give an illusion of the bridge and Niagara Falls...
From the mall, on our way to Toronto/Missisauga, we stopped by Niagara Falls and spent few hours there...
Rainbow Bridge from US side...
The watch tower from which the first picture was taken.
We took a "Maid of the Mist" boat ride to the actual fall.
It was bright and windy Sunday... We had to wrap ourselves in these ponchos to protect against the mist when we approach the fall...
American side of Niagara Falls... Its not as furious and gorgeous as Canadian side.
As we approached Canadian side of the fall, mist became very thick and it was dangerous to use the camera.
Canadian side of Niagara Fall is like horse shoe... A view from the watch tower on US side.
We met this cute kid at the bottom of the watch tower... I wonder how he would be able to see with such tiny eyes!
Fooaa and Faibaa on watch tower...
Canadian skyline from US side...
We reached Faiba's place late in evening. Its a very spacious house and very quite and peaceful. For two days, I hid here to reinstall all software and data on new hard drive. In two days, I also finished many pending tasks.
Faiba's house...
The street where this house is located...
Small temple in Faiba's kitchen...an example of religious coexistence...
I spent last two days at Pinky's place. Dinner at one night smelled a lot of garlic as she is a heavy garlic consumer... all her kitchen pots and utensils have built-in garlic smell :( Garlic took its toll on me...
From Toronto, I took Air Canada flight to Philadelphia.. Toronto airport is very interesting. For US bound passengers, US side immigration is done at Toronto airport only. Photography was strictly prohibited in that area.
As I came out of immigration area, I saw Starbucks and no Tim Horton…
We had a gate change for our flight and going to other end of the airport was interesting...
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