Canada vacation pics
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Canada vacation pics
We're back from Canada. For anyone who is interested, here are some pics. I'll try to break them down by area. We had only a couple blue sky days. We had drizzle, rain and fog on the others. 
But, we made do, and enjoyed our road trip in the S.
Home safe and sound, no grass on the tires this time.
We were in the Bay of Fundy, known for it's extraordinary tides : 100 billion tonnes of water daily
Each day 100 billion tonnes of seawater flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy during one tide cycle more than the combined flow of the world’s freshwater rivers!
Hopewell Rocks area at low tide. That's mud folks.
Return trip later in the day
More low tide pics, kids love mud!
Tide is up! These areas are where we were walking in the morning, and where the kid was playing in the mud
While waiting for the tide to come up, we had another destination in mind, but saw a sign on the highway that said, "CAR SHOW". We followed the sign. One good thing about vacation, you can do what you want! We saw quite a few Mercury Meteors....did we have that model in the States?
Betty reminds me of Val, of course!
more to come....
But, we made do, and enjoyed our road trip in the S.Home safe and sound, no grass on the tires this time.
We were in the Bay of Fundy, known for it's extraordinary tides : 100 billion tonnes of water daily
Each day 100 billion tonnes of seawater flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy during one tide cycle more than the combined flow of the world’s freshwater rivers!
Hopewell Rocks area at low tide. That's mud folks.
Return trip later in the day
More low tide pics, kids love mud!
Tide is up! These areas are where we were walking in the morning, and where the kid was playing in the mud
While waiting for the tide to come up, we had another destination in mind, but saw a sign on the highway that said, "CAR SHOW". We followed the sign. One good thing about vacation, you can do what you want! We saw quite a few Mercury Meteors....did we have that model in the States?
Betty reminds me of Val, of course!
more to come....
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Nice pics so far, Lainey! When we went to the Hopewell Rocks, it was drizzling and foggy, and there were very few visitors on the sand, unlike in one of your pics, when the "beach" was crowded. Glad you got to see the tides change.
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Reversing Falls area, hoped for boat ride, but they were canceled due to weather, also Fundy National Park....not great weather that day.
Downtown Moncton
St. Martins. Low tide!!
Lots of fog! There are caves in there you can explore.
Fundy Trail
Still more....
Downtown Moncton
St. Martins. Low tide!!
Lots of fog! There are caves in there you can explore.
Fundy Trail
Still more....
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Originally Posted by jukngene,Aug 8 2010, 08:37 PM
Nice pics so far, Lainey! When we went to the Hopewell Rocks, it was drizzling and foggy, and there were very few visitors on the sand, unlike in one of your pics, when the "beach" was crowded. Glad you got to see the tides change.
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Thank you for sharing your trip photos, Lainey. Too bad about the fog and drizzle. That's interesting country. I've never seen mud like that. I like how you have the same rocks with the tide out and then it. 
