International Border Crossing
We began the morning by cycling through the Tuscarora Indian Reservation in upstate New York and shortly thereafter arrived at the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge, which is an entry point into Canada.
At this point we separated and Drew crossed the bridge into Canada and cycled the length of the Niagara River on the Canadian side of the river and Greg cycled along the river on the U.S. side. We saw Niagara Falls as we cycled along the river (Click Here To See A Video of Horseshoe Falls - This may take a couple minutes to download). We met back up in the late afternoon in Buffalo when Drew returned to the U.S. by crossing the Peace Bridge.
We Thank Today's Fans For Life:
Dick Donovan - Cyclist we met in Lockport who gave Greg directions for cycling the U.S. side of the Niagara River. Also, we thank Dick for donated to the cause.
Laurie Lorenz - We met Laurie and her friends while watching a fireworks display at Wendt Beach Park and we thank her for making a donation to the cause.
Day 16 Recap: Lockport, NY to Wendt Beach Park, NY (81 miles)
At this point we separated and Drew crossed the bridge into Canada and cycled the length of the Niagara River on the Canadian side of the river and Greg cycled along the river on the U.S. side. We saw Niagara Falls as we cycled along the river (Click Here To See A Video of Horseshoe Falls - This may take a couple minutes to download). We met back up in the late afternoon in Buffalo when Drew returned to the U.S. by crossing the Peace Bridge.
We Thank Today's Fans For Life:
Dick Donovan - Cyclist we met in Lockport who gave Greg directions for cycling the U.S. side of the Niagara River. Also, we thank Dick for donated to the cause.
Laurie Lorenz - We met Laurie and her friends while watching a fireworks display at Wendt Beach Park and we thank her for making a donation to the cause.
Day 16 Recap: Lockport, NY to Wendt Beach Park, NY (81 miles)
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