We were in a hurry to leave Niagara Falls because we were going back to Manhattan.
Group photos
Ramon Dimacali, Susan Dimacali, and Nadinee Chua
Wind and rain
making the most out of a bad weather
Sabina Pe, the president of Bridges Travel and Tours brought us to one of Buffalo’s historic places, the Red Coach Inn, for our lunch.
I borrowed Oyen’s extra pair of socks to keep my toes warm. Orange!!!
I don’t think I could last a week here, tila ang lungkot.
The houses in Buffalo are considerably cheap. You can get a house that needs some fixing for $50,000. If you are into those historic turn-of-the-century Victorian homes, they have lots of that.
We immediately left Buffalo right after lunch.
At least 6 hours non-stop to Manhattan. The best way not to be inip is to sleep.
Medyo nagkaka-inisan na naman yung bus driver at tour guide namin. They were both in a hurry to reach Manhattan. The driver made a bad call when he crossed the road recklessly. Muntik na muntik na kaming mahagip ng truck. Buti na lang hindeee at kung hindi, careless whisper na lang kami ngayon.
I didn’t see much of this city other than the raging waters of Niagara and the gloomy skies. My friend Sockee Mendiola owns and manages a souvenir shop in Buffalo specializing in religious items. I didn’t even have the chance to go visit her store. I wished we stayed for another day. Buffalo is so far away that I don’t think I will have the chance to come back here again. Oh never say never. Edmund and Nyke both haven’t been here so maybe … more like definitely, we’ll come back and when we do, I’d like to stay for 3 days at least. Alam ko na sasabihin ng asawa ko — BAKEETTT!
(Note: Some of my readers are confused. They think I am currently in NY. Nope, I am back in Manila. I was not able to post this trip asap because it was overtaken by events.)
