Highest Tides in the World | Burntcoat Head Park, Nova Scotia | Bay of Fundy | Timelapse
Burntcoat Head Park is home the worlds highest tides on the world. 160 billion tons of water fills and empties twice a day. Enjoy my scenic tour of the park and surrounding areas.
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Beautiful aerial video, reminded me of my trip with my family to this place and PEI back in 2015
on a round globe it is the last highest landscape cliff wall that have water current flowing to nova scotia island land mass block and raising the ocean tide up 18 m highest in the world...x spot
u know lift the bath tub up one end the water rush 2 the other end stack up higher level water effect..
4 now till it axis tilt or current flow changes it will rise elsewhere right?
i think you missed the point of this video ,,, and that was to show the highest to the lowest tide which was not shown as the water recedes from that island a fair bit, where as if you had shown halls harbour or harbourville as a comparison it would have shown how great the difference is at burntcoat head which is greater but does not show well as the slope is more gradual rather than vertical as in the wharfs
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I didn’t miss the point at all, I just used a different location for reference than what you would have liked me to. Yeah sure, Halls Harbour shows more of the tide vertically because of its narrow/deep harbour, but I didn’t film there.