Which was closed by the time we got there.
Bet you're all guessing where the highest tidal range is, aren't you? It's the Bay of Fundy in Newfoundland.
Lots of Victorian street furniture, like this water fountain. Note the bowl at the bottom for dogs.
We could see all the way to Wales.
Lots of Victorian street furniture, like this water fountain. Note the bowl at the bottom for dogs.
We could see all the way to Wales. Which, to be honest, wasn't that far, across the Severn Estuary.{g}
Romantic old bandstand on the cliff.
We had dinner on the patio of a pub, looking far out to sea, and enjoying the sunset, my beloved and I.
Romantic old bandstand on the cliff. We had dinner on the patio of a pub, looking far out to sea, and enjoying the sunset, my beloved and I.And only missing the kids a little bit.
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5 comments:
LOVE LOVE LOVE the pier photo and the tide info.
Oh, my word, I love that pier.
We were at Fundy a couple of years ago; it's red-mucky due to the tidal forces on the land, but also beautiful and strange.
Yes, it's a fabulous pier, isn't it?
Cat,
The water around this coast is red/brown too - not so appealing to swim in. It's an estuary, with lots of rivers emptying into it and much of the land round there has red soil.
Such interesting colors on that fountain too!
Have really enjoyed seeing all the travel photos on your blog today.
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