200 Waterfalls

So my Daddy has this book called 200 Waterfalls, and we took it on an adventure yesterday. The big surprise was that Daddy finally turned my carseat around so now I can see out the front window. Mom said I finally reached the weight requirement for my chair, and since my feet were hitting the seat it was probably time whether I was tall enough or not. Riding forward was fun at first; I kept telling Mom "Wow!" But later I decided it wasn't very comfy for sleeping, so I'm not sure how much I like it anymore. We took it on a long car ride to see 2 of the 200 waterfalls. The first one was called Mill Pond Falls. Here it is with me and my mom. It was really cool! There was lots of muddy water, and it sprayed in my face and got us a little wet. Mommy didn't really like that, but I thought it was fun. See how happy I am? And there was this really cool, old building across the street that looked like it would be lots of fun for Hide and Go Seek, but Mommy wouldn't let me play in it. The second waterfall was far away in a town called Medina. They were the Medina Falls. I had to take a really, really bumpy stroller ride along a great, big, empty ditch that Mom said was really the Erie Canal and in the summer would have lots of water and boats, just like in Seneca Falls. When we finally got there, I couldn't see that well because the waterfall was way far down below where we were. Mom said that a creek was running underneath the big empty ditch, and that it was really cool even though I probably didn't understand why. She was right about one thing: I didn't understand. I was bored and chilly, and I let her know! I hope the next time they take me on an adventure, they wait until the weather gets warmer. Waterfalls sure are fun, though!