The scenery the train passed through was pretty impressive and there was lots of leg room, though I got a proper "Paddington Bear hard stare" from the US border guards, it being shortly after 9/11.
I rather liked Chicago, with a mixture of new and urban decay:
The music was totally amazing and visited some great blues clubs but also managed to see this new British band that had just released their first album, Parachutes:
I wonder what happened to them?
The rowing on a Saturday morning felt very familiar:
All too soon it was time to catch that train back to Toronto and the flight home.
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So did the train go straight into Michigan? Or stop in Windsor, Ontario? I've taken the train from Windsor to Toronto, but for us it is easier to drive over the river from Detroit to Windsor to grab the train there.
It was a different route on the way to Chicago than the way back. I think it was Windsor/Detroit on the way back and another route there - maybe Sarnia?
My abiding memory of niagra
http://bursledonblog.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/niagra-fools.html
I read in my travel guide that the area surrounding the falls was a bit over commercialised as you said which is why I stayed in Niagara-on-the-lake which was really nice
Good move, We should have read up before we went, Niagra on the Lake is lovely - we spent the day there to recover from the commercialised falls.
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