Niagara Falls; U.S. and Canada light up in support of Ukraine.
I think I'll take a drive this afternoon and witness it for myself. It's a little over an hour's drive away. It would certainly be worth it.
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and it's not completely frozen over! 
(I don't think it's lit up there until the late afternoon/evening)
I'm retired. Why not? 
There are casinos in both Canada and the U.S. so I think I can contribute to their take for a little while.
and it was pretty cool. We stayed over on the Canadian side and Niagara Falls, ON was a hoot with all the little shops and attractions.
I had done an OP a couple years ago about the 1918 boat that had been trapped in the rocks for a century that had broken free and shifted - https://www.democraticunderground.com/12163395
I had dug through some of my pics to see if I could spot it and did find it (view from Skylon) -
Zoom of the vessel -
It was a great trip considering how iconic those falls were and still are in American culture. 
... on the American side. I've seen them from both sides, not much difference, both spectacular.
The walk across to the island and then to the far side of the island is easier than crossing the border.
Have a hat and raincoat ready. If the wind is blowing the wrong way, the mist will soak you. Ask me how I know 
You must be another western New Yorker. Or Canadian.
Hi, neighbor.
About 30 miles west of Rochester on Lake Ontario. Howdy neighbor!
