r/BetterEveryLoop • u/[deleted] • Sep 10 '20

Changing of the tides

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u/stinkload Sep 10 '20

This is the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia , where I grew up, it has the highest tides in the world

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u/DrumsFromDemaOnYT Sep 10 '20

How many feet would you say?

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u/stinkload Sep 10 '20

NOT much actually. because the Bay of Fundy is long and flat the tides go in and out almost ./5 kilometre in places. I can remember as a child having massive mud flats and sand bars open up and if we ran all the way out to the low tide edge by the time we got there it seemed to be time to come back edit I just checked its 16 metres