While I was in an exploratory mood this week, I popped over to YouTube to see what sort of Bay of Fundy content I might discover. Found this ancient video clip from Britannica The voiceover is a bit groovy but it features an excellent timed video of the tide coming in so take a look! Another successful qualifier for my Bay of Fundy high-low tide collection!
Friday, April 13, 2007
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Nice use of resources.
Hey Terri Im looking forward to some current video from the Bay of Fundy. I hope your group considers what opportunities exist to capture video over the summer. Can't imagine what the picture in the previous post would look like as a movie.... I'm sure you've got lots of other things going on there too.
By the way, send along a link to your new map once you get it created. I'd love to feature community maps from the Bay of Fundy on my blog.
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yes we should all be taking more video of the Bay of Fundy. It's so much easier to understand the whole tidal thing through moving images. Hard to capture in a still photo that 100 billion tonnes moving through on each tide! So much great tecnology to keep up with -- love it! Terri
That is great video. I'm inspired to post some high/low tide photos, that I took last summer at Parrsboro town pier.
If you haven't visited the Canadian Maritimes you are missing spectacular scenery.
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