I was at the beach yesterday, and the weirdist thing happend...

[Task Force]

yea, some intresting stuff happens in the atlanic.

[Letum]

Originally Posted by Task Force

interesting stuff happens in the Atlantic.

An excelent truism for these forums.

[Task Force]

lol, yea I was thinking the same thing.

Im also comeing up on my "ive been here for one year" mark... (joined of the 18th.)

[geetrue]

Takes too long to grab a picture but if you are on high speed look at these tide changes in the Bay of Fundy:
http://homepages.ius.edu/kforinas/ClassRefs/FUNDYBAY.html

Here are some pictures I took of high and low tides at the Bay of Fundy (between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia on the eastern shore of Canada). The Bay of Fundy has the worlds largest tides (up to 50 ft in some places) due to a resonance between the frequency of the tides and the natural frequency of the bay. Water in the bay happens to want to slosh back and forth with the same frequency as the tides (roughly six hours). The result is an extremely large change in the water levels between low and high tide.

(see link above for pictures)

Tidal Bore

because of the large tides when the tide changes from going out to coming in there is a surge of water which goes back up the various rivers and channels that lead into the Bay of Fundy. The pulse of water coming up the channel can be as high as a meter (this one was about 40 cim). The pictures are about 10 seconds apart, the second picture is with a zoom.

If I remember correctly Seattle was bad too ... I would go ashore level at the dock and come back and all I could see is the gangway going down to a dark submarine.

Shoot I couldn't even tell it was mine without the tall sail.