Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
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Lockport
Cave |
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underground boat ride |
The two RV Gypsies and their grandson went to the Lockport Cave and Underground Boat Ride in Lockport, NY, on the Erie Canal,-a 20 minute drive from Niagara Falls and 70-minute guided tour that began with a brief walk past the historic Erie Canal Locks (the same locks they rode on earlier) and past some ruins from an earlier industrial age. Then the two RV Gypsies entered the man-made cave and walked through a water tunnel that was blasted out of solid rock in the 1850s, viewing a few stalactites, flow stone, various geological formations and artifacts left behind by the men who built the tunnel in the early days of the Erie Canal. Then they took an underground boat ride that was peaceful as the boat glided through the lifeless water, illuminated only by small, sporadically placed electric lights. Enjoy the photos below, the continue on to Fort Niagara and the lighthouse. |
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The entrance
to Lockport Cave |
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Outside Lockport Cave |
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The two RV Gypsies and
their grandson
entered Lockport Cave |
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Finally, the boat ride
- only about 10 minutes in length |
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If the two RV Gypsies ever return to this area, they would not take this boat ride again, but if you've never done something like this, then go for it! |
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| The sub-menu below has ten sections of Niagara Falls USA that you may visit in any order you choose. Plus a link to the Canada side of Niagara Falls, and a Flashback to 1968. |
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Lockport Cave and underground boat ride |
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 AFTER
you have visited all of the above sections, please continue on to Niagara
Falls on the Canadian
side- Journey Behind the Falls and a movie of the falls from the Skylon Tower |
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