Breathtaking Tide Changes in the Bay of Fundy 

Join me at the top of the Bay of Fundy in the New Minas Basin in Nova Scotia. The tides change as much as 53 feet two times a day here. It takes six hours for the tide to come in and the change that occurs from low tide to high tide is breathtaking. Come for a number of trips to the beach to see this transformation at the beach
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