Mostly snaps of the Whirlpool Park area and Niagara Falls.
With some on-the-road snaps.
Turn off the poop-up killa.
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Approaching the Power Authority water intakes. |
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The Power Authority water intakes themselves.
This is one of those U-Turn and weave jobs. |
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Basic crap surface here. |
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The parkway breaks here, dumping you in downtown Niagara Falls. |
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Home made signage here in Niagara Falls. |
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A leftover US 104 sign.
They only decommisioned this route a zillion years ago. Also the start of US 62. |
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RMSP tailblazers. They look a bit jüted to me.
Note that the left arrow plate has been clipped by something. |
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A sign occasionally posted at freeway entrances in NY.
Like anyone is gonna take Trigger on the freeway.. |
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RSMP destinations. Parkways in my end of the world say “PASSENGER CARS ONLY” |
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A look at the corner and Niagara Falls. |
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Another home-made sine. |
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The first mainline US 62 sign.
Only like 1800 or so miles to the other end of this route in El Paso, TX... |
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Back on the Parkway-at the southern end of the single carriageway section. |
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The closed carriageway on the RMSP is beng made into a bike route. |
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You've seen this before on my page of snaps contributed by Doug Kerr.
I'm not sure what they're up to here. |
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A decent overall view of the Parkway here.
Guess the bike route isn't in full effect yet. |
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Two shots of the Whirlpool Bridge.
The second does a nice job of showing the river. Canada is on your right. |
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A shot of the whirlpool itself. Surf's up! |
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Homemade snowmobile sine.
Not like a proper one could have been done up, then. |
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Here's a look at the ex-carriageway,
Featuring good ole Chris Jordan! |
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The junction sine for the Whirlpool Bridge JN, northbound. |
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Looking south on the RMSP from the Whirlpool Park JN. |
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Looking north at the same location. |
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This sine SHOULD be brown. |
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Hey, we're too chEEp to put in a signal.
Maybe someone will notice thes lights flashing and stop. or not. Gotta love the green “IN USE” plate. |
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This turned out, quite by accident, to be a good area shot. |
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Another look at the disuesd carriageway.
It's soo wide here cos this used to be a “U and weave” junction |
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An old guiderail post.
These suckers were made of concrete as you can see. |
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Here are the guiderail bolts
Bits of the guiderail were also to be found, too. These were wooden railing backed by metal. |
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Another junction sine for the Whirlpool Bridge.
NEXUS is sort of an EZ-Pass for Customs. |
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A milepost for the Bike Trail. |
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Back on the road here.Heading northbound toward IH 190.
Lewiston Avenue is to the right. |
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Another part of the numerous Hydroelectric facilities in the area. |
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And now we return to the IH 190. |
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