Up early this morning to witness the
Reversing Falls. We read that it was best to try to go three times to see the rapids at high,
low and slack tide. At high tide the Bay of Fundy flows up into the Saint John River, the rapids were visibly flowing upriver when we arrived and in places the water appeared almost still. After breakfast we went back to see the more turbulent rapids as the water went back out to the bay. Mid morning we headed to St. Martins to visit the natural sea caves and drive the
Fundy Trail Parkway. The caves were accessed by a narrow creek
crossing and watching people try to get across was pretty entertaining in it's own right. Gary even had to rescue one Croc, then the other from a woman who decided to cross at a slightly deeper point. We drove back through Saint John to catch the rapids at low tide then headed up through Fredericton to Woodstock for the night.
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