Pulling the plug out of the Bay of Fundy

The tides in Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy are the highest in the world. Twice a day 115 billion tones of water move in and out of the 160 mile long v-shaped pocket of sea-water. During periods of high winds and a full moon, some Bay of Fundy tides have risen as high as fifty feet. The variance between high and low today was the greatest for 18 years it was an amazing spectacle within a few hours as these images show from Parrsboro habour