3 July
2013
Charge of the sound brigade
Indians to the left of them, Indians to the right of them, volleyed and thundered…
Well, certainly they are thundering all over this place.
I guess it is never a tourist spot (of any repute anyways) without being surrounded by a lot of really loud Indians yelling in languages nobody around can understand 🙁
Charge of the sound brigade…
Shiva, awesome!! That is what I should have titled the entry…
My sister, mom and other family members were there last month and they had the same experience. They said even the American and Canadian employees knew Hindi. Looks like this is in the checklist of most of the tourists from India.
Things have changed over the years Growing up Clifton Hill had all exclusive shops with china and porcelain from England. There were many Italian restaurant and beautiful linen shops. Most museums have closed. I lived the summers with my grandparents on Lewis. Lewis is the street at the end of Clifton. I could lay in bed at night and hear the roar of the falls. The area was all Italian. A good Italian restaurant is Costra Volstra on Clark street off Ferry. I miss the falls. I was born in Buffalo. I am 1/2 Canadian.
Same experience and so true!
casa vostra ristorante……5928 clark avenue…905-357-4910….off of ferry st……….
Rajib 🙂 You got it right, dude. Yet, in defense of the maligned: the view from the Canadian side is much better and the Falls make a loud roar, (after controlling for all other factors i.e.) … LOL! Ride the din! Our marginal contribution to the din will be lost in the wash, obviously.
Being in the land Columbus discovered, what tribes were they from?
Lol! Especially true of Niagra Falls.
Wonder what the hordes are discussing with their friends on FB.
I heard Mount Titlis in the Swiss Alps is even more Indian oriented ever since Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol danced on the slopes