
This is a shot I took from the Soo Locks (zoomed).
I have been over it half a dozen times or so. Once I even drove over it. So it's quite strange that the last time I crossed, I was incredibly nervous. It seemed so high and so see-through. I just felt like it would be easy to fall off the thing... We considered going over it Tuesday, but I decided to just save that for another time when I felt a bit more adventurous....LOL.
So instead of crossing the International Bridge, we opted to do what the majority of Soo tourists do -- we walked around the touristy stores and stopped to buy fudge - YUM!


Zoey,
ReplyDeleteI agree with you 100% on this! Fudge beats a bridge anytime in my book!!!
I've been to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario just once, and it was in winter time. I took a tourist train ride, which was kind of neat, but I think I would rather have fudge. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHey, welcome back, I'm sooo behind with reading everyone's posts!! Oh man, you are looking at Fudge addict here...I loveeeeeee my fudge!! No matter where I go, gotta buy me some fudge! lol I've been to the Soo, actually only live about 3 hours from there. The post I did about my Grandma, I mention St. Joseph Island which is right next to Sault Ste Marie!!
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