What’s Left To Do?
Of course, they were unaware of the significance of the rocks until they discovered them, and they discovered the bones of a large number of people who had died in the area. But what was to be done about the appearance of the waterfalls, you might wonder? Is there anything else they could do to assist you?
What’s Left To Do?
Six Months Later
In 1969, Niagara Falls didn’t have water for a period of six months. Actually, only the American Falls had no water. The engineers worked on stabilizing the waterfalls for future generations. Despite there being a real danger of landslide, it didn’t happen. Experts had introduced landline sensors to alert the people if the ground started moving. Thankfully, they knew what they were doing. No mistakes were made as bolts, cables, and anchors were built into the cliffs of the Falls.
Six Months Later
