Tonawanda New York-Niagara River
Summertime and waterways usually go hand in hand for seasonal activities, and swimming is at the top of the list. 
Along the two-mile Greenway trail on the shoreline of the Niagara River, if you see a person in the water, they are likely in extreme danger.
Seagulls and geese have the right 
idea by just hanging out on the shore.
In-flight seagulls stay low hunting for fish 
that are close to the surface of the water.
The scent, aqua color, and gently rolling waves of the Niagara River are captivating.
It’s easy to get lured to the water’s edge.
To stay out of trouble with the undertow, look for a shallow area.
You will be tempted to go further, as the harmonious surroundings show off such beauty. Come back to reality and stay in place. The water is moving faster than it appears.
Follow the warning of the birds
on the pier who instinctively behave as guardians.
Happy Safe Travels 🙂
Alice
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