29 March 65 : postcard home : Niagara Falls, Canada

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The postcard reads:

Dear Family,

Here in Canada at the Falls. Very cold, lots of snow & very beautiful. Have been under the falls (all done up in rubber suits.) Are staying in one of the nearest motels to the falls and although we can’t see the actual water, we can see the mist. Looking forward to seeing them tonight with coloured floodlights.

Tony.

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Tony is 81 and lives with his wife in South West England. Aged 26-29, he travelled the world with his friend Colin, cataloguing their adventures in his letters home - and he's now revisiting those memories, 53 years later. Jackie is Tony's wife, who's dictating the letters using voice recognition software. Jackie has now been nicknamed 'The Dictator.' A very happy pair, in recent years they have enjoyed visits to the Arctic Circle, Australia, Vietnam and Cambodia, and they are now happily planning their next adventures abroad. They have two daughters, Juliet and Tiffany. A features journalist who loves tales of true life adventure, Tiffany has set up this blog to share her father's letters and photos. Tiffany, Juliet, Tony and The Dictator welcome you to Tone's 1960s Travels!

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2 thoughts on “29 March 65 : postcard home : Niagara Falls, Canada”

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