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Well I had better get myself caught up before we leave again and I find myself further behind. A couple of days ago Louise and I drove north alongside the Niagara River and following the Great Lakes Seaway Trail. As a scenic driving route and one of the first roads in America to be designated a national Scenic Byway, it wasn’t surprising to us that the scenic sites along the Great Lakes Seaway Trail can be and are breathtaking. A lot of this beauty is a result from the end of the Ice Age, when the glaciers that covered this area retreated, leaving behind some incredible water resources in the lakes and large estuaries all around us.
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