Walking the ocean floor at one of the most beautiful and unique places in the world is not a bad way to celebrate Canada’s birthday. Hopewell Rocks in the Bay of Fundy is really something to see, one of those places that makes you “ooh” and “ahh” the entire time you’re there.
The Flowerpot Rocks. Sculpted by the highest tides in the world.
The rugged landscape and low water level left us awestruck, while the misty sunlight shining down on the deep red soil gave everything a nice warm hue. I should’ve bottled some of that clay-like mud! I wonder if it makes a good face mask?
Happy Canada Day from Hopewell Rocks!
Low tide at Daniels Flats.
The path to the Rocks.
Low tide = rush hour.
A nice gentleman created all these inuksuks for Canada Day.
Stumbled across a mini Stonehenge. Spinal Tap must be close by.
“I like that boulder…”
“… that is a nice boulder.”
Must keep track of time.
Bay of Fundy’s rich red mud.
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