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Wonderful images 😀....so good.... . and we remember the huskies on Svalbard!

“Walk on the ocean floor”. Well, it’s really just the beach. But ok.

On the other side of the planet there is a similar tidal range on the Severn. I always remember it as 44 feet at Clevedon Pier. I don't know if it is actually 44 feet, but it's not far off and Clevedon and Ilfracombe Piers have three levels.

How are there trees on top of a rock?

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wonderful demonstration, i did not expect to rise it so quickly

This is magnificent. Gorgeous videography and excellent editing. Thank you for sharing the experience with us all.

Very nice. Very nice indeed.

I went there with my father on a road trip when I was young. It was very cool. I plan on visiting again sometime but I live 2000 miles farther away, so it's a bigger road trip than before. :) I'm also eager to see the tidal bore at Moncton again, given the last time I saw it was when the dam was still in place and the river was choked with silt.

Impressive! Visited here 6 years ago!!!

*13.9 metres.*

I was waiting for a kayak laying on the rocks trying to padle away 😂

Good spot to be in the yellow kayak rental business! 🤩

Fantastic place….Bring mosquito spray.

Thats not 45 ft

If I were to give the same entertaining treatment to my local version in the Bristol channel ~ the second highest tidal range ~ it wouldn't exactly be as picturesque. Lots of fluvial deposits from the river Severn. Mud, in other words.

My toilet works the same way

WHERE is the CLOCK????

Fun place to go. Fundy National Park was one of our favorite national parks. We have made the trip several times. Good times!

We went there when we were little kids many years ago. I imagine the caves are still there. When my brother and I found these caves with tons of damp sand we felt like pirates digging for treasure--completly oblivious to the rising tide. Our poor parents. The sounds of their cries for us were drowned out by the sound of the surf and we eventually realized that it was coming in when we saw it at the cave entrance. We had to hoof it pretty fast back toward the stairway up. Our dad was sprinting up and down looking for us and we felt so bad. But that CAVE!

Aren’t the rock formations around 50 or 60’ tall? That tide definitely wasn’t anywhere close to 45’… 🤔 🤷‍♂️

So cool!

These tides, highest in the world, cause the famous 'Reversing Falls' (rapids) below Saint John, N.B.

Wish i had a place like this near me. talk about saving money on boat haulouts and bottom cleaning. just tie up securely and do it myself! haha

Perhaps you mean "Just over 10 metres, or 33 feet". This is NOT 45+ feet of tide. High tower diver and glider pilot talking.

Awesome 👏🏼

Having been at St. John, New Brunswick last year, it was quite impressive to see the very large cruise ships and cargo ships sitting on the bottom when the tide went out. It definitely makes for interesting viewing.

I can see how a society unaware of today's astronomy would think: "The Moon and Sun have a magical power; what else can the stuff of Heavens do?"

I actually stayed in Moncton, NB a few years ago and we drove to see the site at low tide, walked on the seafloor and took some pictures. Later that afternoon we weren't doing anything and I decided to drive myself back there, wife wasn't interested, to see it at high tide. I showed some of the kids with their parents pictures of what it looked like that morning. There were pictures around but seeing that I had taken them that morning seems to be that much cooler to them. It was fun.

Those rocks will eventually fall. Every time the tide comes in it takes a little away from those rocks. It may be a while from now but… eventually they will fall. 😢

I love how you can see how high the tide rises just from the erosion of the rock.

"tide goes in, tide goes out, you can't explain that... it's god's will".... Bill O'Reilly... (Bill is a moron...)

Your number is absolutely arbitrary.

if water level different between low and tide at this scale in the Pasific's somewhat as much as from 10 to 15feet then many atoll island over there are totally under water during high tide since eg island in Kiribati are no more than 12' in height from sea level.

....That wan't even close to 45 feet....

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You can do this in the U.K. in Morecombe Bay 😀

Is this the structure that broke?

That much mass in motion, there must be a way to generate electricity from it. The tides are everywhere on earth.

love how you can see the erosion on the rocks

If the water goes farther than that, run

This looks like if a tsunami IS coming 😂

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ive been there and i was there when the water rised

Great video

Wow!!Thats probably 500 ft. high tide🙄

loved this want to do same my new friend