I never knew that there were trails along the Niagara River. It never even occurred to me that there would be trails. I'm amazed that you did all that roaming after 5 p.m. You seem to be out-of-breath going down hill. What happened to all the mosquitoes? How did you ever manage to ascend to the rim of the gorge? I think that the dog was dead and the bird was just resting. The surface of the river is quite ferocious in places. I'm sure many are unaware of why the water churns to a froth, whirlpools itself like a Dervish and sucks you under like a con artist. I suppose that mentioning that in your video would come across as too much like a physics lesson. Even when the forces are less obvious, like what one might witness taking a small boat through the Big Chute in Muskoka, the downward forces created when water is rapidly channelled through a narrow gorge and then quite abruptly released into unconfined space can suck a boat deeper into the water, raises the water line, increases forward resistance, strains the motor, which then changes pitch and it occurs to you, for the first time, that just maybe this route wasn't the best idea. I'm glad that you are on this forum, serving as a roving reporter. That GoPro of yours however is motion averse. The one you previously used was much better. You have to pay to take a hike? What is it, a Provincial Park? People use to blow you off by saying take a hike and now you need to stand in line an pay for it. I thought that I saw Robert DeNiro in Home Depot the other day. I told the check-out clerk about it. I told her that I approached DeNiro and asked him outright if he was indeed the man himself. You know what he said? Are you talkin to me ... I mean, are you talking to me? The clerk didn't know who Robert DeNiro is?
Keep up the good work!
