Ship's Haven and Wolfe Point

Ships Haven is a cove about three miles South of the town of Alma, New Brunswick in Fundy National Park. In my view Fundy NP is to Canada what Yellowstone NP is to the USA: a Jewel of the Natural World.

 This is Ship's Haven

at High Tide.

Notice the Beach

at Right Center.

 Three hours later.

Wolfe Point is

upper Right.

There is a lovely Path

(mostly Boardwalk)

down to the beach.

The shoreline at

Fundy National Park

is mostly cliffs.

To get down requires

a lot of steps like these.

Almost to the Sea

but it keeps receding

with the Tide.

 On the Beach

from the first PIC.

Well, not quite...

At High Tide Jan would be

in over her head.

Nova Scotia is out there

in the East.

Finally to the Sea

at Wolfe Point.

At High Tide

(in just 6 hours)

Jan would be about

32 feet

under water.

 Geology at work.

These Oscillation Ripple Marks

are in mud.

They will be many feet

under the Sea at

High Tide.

These same patterns can be

seen in sedimentary rock

which was once ancient seabed.