Bay of Fundy Blog

Longtime readers of my blog know that my yellow lab, Belle, is always keen to explore the Bay. What I may not have mentioned is that, althou...

If you'd like a sneak peek at Bay of Fundy's tides, check out a live webcam at one of our tidal harbours: Hall's Harbour, Nova ...

I've had a busy few days filming new episodes for our Bay of Fundy Travel Show on YouTube. One of the sites filmed this week was Revers...

Those of us who regularly walk Bay of Fundy beaches never quite know what kind of flotsam & jetsam we're going to discover. On Fundy...

One thing I love about our Canadian National Parks is their specialized learning programs. Bay of Fundy's Fundy National Park in Alma, ...

We're kinda into our edgy cliffs and rock formations here around the Bay of Fundy. Here're some photos I took this week at Hole in ...

If you're a dog person like I am you probably miss your pup while on vacation and crave a 'dog fix' with every canine you pass o...

I was out doing some filming around the Bay of Fundy this week and spent a day at Burncoat Head, Nova Scotia . While scouting the beach, I ...

I was visiting Hopewell Rocks this week when I came upon this couple 'dipping' their baby's toes in the Bay of Fundy. It turns o...

Busy week 'in the field' around Bay of Fundy hosting two videographers from Britain working on a Bay of Fundy episode for Wonders of...

Today temperatures were nice and hot around Bay of Fundy (mid-90s F / mid-30s C) so we did what most coastal dwellers do and scooted down t...

Here's a longtime Bay of Fundy event happening this weekend in Parrsboro: the Nova Scotia Gem & Mineral Show . It's Canada's...

You may be surprised to learn that the Bay of Fundy is home to some of the most significant scientific discoveries which supported Charles D...

This blog post is proof that we beach-combing types often have overactive imaginations when we're exploring Bay of Fundy shores. My fri...

Big culinary week in Bay of Fundy this week - no not another seafood festival (tho' we never get tired of our seafood here!); rather it...

Farm markets around Bay of Fundy are burgeoning with fresh produce now that summer is at its peek. My Bay of Fundy travels this week took me...

Perhaps one of the lesser-known facts about the Bay of Fundy is that we are biologically linked to most of the rest of the world through mig...

Big news this week around Bay of Fundy...our beautiful bay was selected as a finalist in a global campaign to declare the New7Wonders of Nat...

One of my great joys (other than exploring the Bay of Fundy) is checking my Bay of Fundy email...no, seriously, I just never know who I'...

We Fundy folk are quite fond of wild weather...well, we do live by the world's most extreme tides so I suppose it only makes sense that ...

When Belle and I were out for our run this morning we came across a sight fit for an outdoor wedding: wild rose petals floating down off the...

There are lots of great roadside fish markets around the Bay of Fundy and, if you're lucky, you can even buy lobster fresh off the wharf...

This is the last day to vote in the 2nd phase of the global New7Wonders of Nature contest. Bay of Fundy is competing as Canada's top sit...

Bay of Fundy Kippers (smoked herring) are most often eaten as a snack or for lunch straight out of the can around these parts. In the UK, t...

This time it's not the whales that made for a rare Fundy whale sighting - it was the location! On the weekend there were a dozen pilot w...

I've been getting quite a few emails from folks asking how the whale watch season is going so far. Here's a guest post from one of o...

As a lifetime resident of the Bay of Fundy I'm often surprised and delighted by visitors' impressions of our region. And sometimes i...

A goodly portion of the Bay of Fundy is rural & small town - the road less traveled - so not subject to massive amounts of development. ...

In addition to high-low tide photos sets , videos of Bay of Fundy are great ways to represent our intriguing seascape. Here is a delightful ...

Every time I sea kayak the Bay of Fundy I'm astonished that we can do this awesome sport in such an extraordinary coastal environment. F...

Every day is an interesting one here on the Bay of Fundy but there is one day last week that I'll remember for quite some time. We had a...

In addition to Saint John, New Brunswick, offering a vibrant waterfront and historic streetscape downtown, the city is also home to two fine...

Although I dedicate lots of space here on my Bay of Fundy blog to rural and small town touring around our 'road less traveled', I al...

I'm not much of a 'fancy gardener' but a sure do enjoy the many perennials that pop up in our ditches and flower gardens each sp...

As a lifetime resident of the Bay of Fundy, I often get asked some really interesting questions by visitors. Such as: when the tide is out i...

I've gotten used to seeing the Bay of Fundy used as a metaphor for predictability ( "as regular as the Bay of Fundy tides") or...

I've often been asked if living by the world's highest tides effects people in any way...well, we could have a lengthy chat about th...

If you're a coastal explorer like me, chances are you're also interested in exploring built heritage of the sea. Although travelers ...

I've done several posts on Bay of Fundy's Twitter about fiddleheads this week and my followers over there seem to be somewhat surpri...

Here's a pretty corner of the Bay of Fundy that's been very popular with hikers for awhile but is also one of the best places to kay...

It's that time of year when we're getting tonnes of requests for info about travel to Bay of Fundy. Probably our most common questio...

Perfect beach weather this weekend - er, perhaps not for tanning - but I love these warm misty days for taking pictures. Seeing as it's ...