Something a little different. High Tide / Low Tide

[Sprint7TW]

Thought this was a little different. For us inland boaters it give us a better prospective of the tides.
On top of that the pictures are pretty neat.

Just click on the picture when it comes up to see the difference. Wow!

The pictures are of low tide.
When you click on each picture, it shows you what it is like at high tide.

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http://www.ba-bamail.com/Content.aspx?emailid=5732&memberid=747728

Bob

 

[BritLady]

That was really great! I recognized many of those places. Would love to see one of the Bay of Fundy, it's phenomenal to see, biggest tide in the world about 60'! Thanks for posting!

 

[Gofirstclass]

Very cool photos. Thanks for sharing that linky with us.

 

[Summer Fun II]

Cool pics. :thumbsup: . :thumbsup:.

Here ya go Brenda :smt001.

Watch the amazing power of the Bay of Fundy tides.

http://www.novascotiawebcams.com/bay-of-fundy/halls-harbour-1.html

 

[BritLady]

Cool pics. :thumbsup: . :thumbsup:.

Here ya go Brenda :smt001.


http://www.novascotiawebcams.com/bay-of-fundy/halls-harbour-1.html

Thanks Wayne, great pics! Our son was posted with his job near there for a couple of years or so and when we visted him always made a point to go see the massive tides, just amazing.

 

[Summer Fun II]

Brenda, Thats a live webcam not a pic.

Watching that cam is like watching paint dry. :smt021

 

[Bob & Sue]

Interesting pics thanks for posting..

 

[BritLady]

Brenda, Thats a live webcam not a pic.

Watching that cam is like watching paint dry. :smt021

LOL, That's why I said interesting pic, couldn't see any movement at all Bit like watching cricket

When we saw it for real it was over two days, one day when the tide was out, the next day when it was in because it took quite awhile It was also interesting to see the length of the lines they used, when you have a 50' rising tide you need a lot of line




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[Steve Craig]

That was really great! I recognized many of those places. Would love to see one of the Bay of Fundy, it's phenomenal to see, biggest tide in the world about 60'! Thanks for posting!

I can post a pic or two this Summer. On average we see about 25' tides here in Saint John with more further East, into the bay.
Local tourist attraction is the Reversing Falls. St. John River flows out to the bay through a narrow gorge, at low tide. On the bottom are some pretty big rocks that disturb the water flow & the appearance is a water fall.High tide comes around & the bay rises so much & so quickly it actually reverses the river water flow. Pours over the same submerged rocks & appears as a waterfall.................going the other way.
Tides affect the river a good 20 miles up. Even when very gently beached on a sunny day you need to carry a tide table with you. More than a few have been caught until the next high tide comes in.

http://www.waterlevels.gc.ca/eng/station?sid=65