There are several good time lapse videos of the tide going in and out, but this is the only one I've seen right at the Tide line as it comes in. Well done!
I appreciate the lack of music or narration. It's amazing that we are seeing something that has been happening every day for thousands of years, and will happen long after we are gone.
But super unfortunate that he couldn’t hold the camera level. Makes it super difficult to watch. You can tilt a device but not a TV. Plus needed stabilisation turned on.
Great video, thank you. It's also interesting to try and visualise it from the perspective of the water being stationary, relative to the moon/sun, with the rotation of the Earth moving the land towards the water 🙂
Thanks for sharing, Thomas! I've always wanted to go contemplate the tide accelerating its momentum on a quite flat area of Fundy Bay about 1hr after low tide. 🤩
Wow that is the best video of the wave because I was always wondering where it was coming from and how come there is a wave now I understand thank you for showing us how it started and you are able to see how much space there is and how fast the water is coming in I never thought that it was that wide and the power of Mother Nature pushing the water up like that it is amazing I did see a video of the wave but never knew how it started thanks you for the beautiful video
Graphic and interesting. You've clearly done this before and know the escape routs well. If I were visiting, I wouldn't dare do that for fear of taking an unscheduled swim that would probably be skin-rasping!
It can catch people out.. here in Morecambe it can come in faster than you can run and be feet deep in minutes... I have a video of it on my channel it's crazy
@@darrylstein187 You're saying the earth is moving beneath the tides which are somehow standing still? That's not how momentum works though. And we wouldn't see tides on west coasts. No, this isn't correct at all.
@@TheRealFumigator Tides are sort of a bulge on the ocean that point in the general direction of the moon, and to a lesser extent on the opposite side of the world from the moon and the world does spin under them. That's why there are 2 tides a day. There are better explanations than mine here on YT.
Thomas Young It would be a really bad day for a tourist to head the wrong way when high tide comes in. That's astonishing, I've never seen the tide come in that far and that fast.
Location? I'm heading there next week..I'd like to see this. On second thought, never mind..I see you are as silent on responses as you are in the video!!!
Thomas Cove is in Economy Nova Scotia. Go exactly an hour after low tide. The path to the left at the parking lot goes to the beach. You can go out across the mud flats to the low basin but don't cross to the sandstone ledges as they will be surrounded by the tide. It comes in really fast so timing is everything.
🤣 LOL! Good one, @@suednonymous8587, that was part of what i wanted to write! And also because the person at the camera likes to show to the world what really does amaze them? 😉
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There are several good time lapse videos of the tide going in and out, but this is the only one I've seen right at the Tide line as it comes in. Well done!
THIS IS NOT TIMELAPSE
I know I can't believe there aren't more like this that show it in real time and up close. If I ever there I'm definitely recording it like this.
I appreciate the lack of music or narration. It's amazing that we are seeing something that has been happening every day for thousands of years, and will happen long after we are gone.
Exactly! A vusualsynopsis of very life itself. I love the ocean for this very reason.
Probably more like millions of years, @elainebmack! :)
@@francoisdandurandThousands.
This is a super video I've never seen a tide like this thankyou for showing us
The music and narration were perfect.
Yes I've been looking for a video like this!
Amen!!
😂👍🏼
But super unfortunate that he couldn’t hold the camera level. Makes it super difficult to watch. You can tilt a device but not a TV.
Plus needed stabilisation turned on.
Great video, thank you. It's also interesting to try and visualise it from the perspective of the water being stationary, relative to the moon/sun, with the rotation of the Earth moving the land towards the water 🙂
Or with places like the Bay of Fundy, as a bathtub full of water being sloshed back and forth.
For some reason, I had images in my head of a dramatic tsunami like thing, but this is nothing like that. Very interesting to see.
There is a tidal bore that can get fairly impressive. But there are also extensive flat areas along the shores where the water just sort of creeps in.
Thanks for sharing, Thomas! I've always wanted to go contemplate the tide accelerating its momentum on a quite flat area of Fundy Bay about 1hr after low tide. 🤩
We walked into a cave when we were there. About 10 minutes later we came out in knee deep water. Scary.
BRUH that's horrifying. Good thing you didn't go too far in...
Not the smartest thing you've done lol. Darwin's got ya back don't worry.
so cool to see the exact moment that it starts to come in.......fantastic. I want to go there watch it too
Wow that is the best video of the wave because I was always wondering where it was coming from and how come there is a wave now I understand thank you for showing us how it started and you are able to see how much space there is and how fast the water is coming in I never thought that it was that wide and the power of Mother Nature pushing the water up like that it is amazing I did see a video of the wave but never knew how it started thanks you for the beautiful video
Great sense of the speed of it, that's a good walking pace
Very Cool!🙂
And twice a day!😮
Graphic and interesting. You've clearly done this before and know the escape routs well. If I were visiting, I wouldn't dare do that for fear of taking an unscheduled swim that would probably be skin-rasping!
There are several rivers in the upper bay where there are significant tidal bores. Truro Nova Scotia and Moncton New Brunswick
It’s not the speed of a galloping horse (!) but very impressive all the same.
Impressive! I didn't realise it came in so quickly.
World's highest tidal range, more than 10m twice a day, so it has it be fast.
It can catch people out.. here in Morecambe it can come in faster than you can run and be feet deep in minutes... I have a video of it on my channel it's crazy
Thanks for sharing. Watching here from Germany
subbed ! probably the best video on the web about tides ..;)) Good job !
Crossed that low tide. Weird!
Grato pelo vídeo!! Muito bom!! Belo lugar, e que fenômeno interessante!! 😁✌👍🤝👊👊🇧🇷🇧🇷
That's amazing
That would freak me out Abit you would need to know where to go with that chasing ya back
Thanks! I liked the part where we see your shadow backing up fairly quickly over tricky terrain. One false move, and...is this thing salt waterproof?
Please be careful out there. It seems as if the tide is trying to outsmart the cameraman and swallow him up 🤔
You have to be an ultra- fast bait digger there!😁😁
This is the awsome power of nature
Looks like fun until you walk into quicksand and that tide isn't waiting for you to get out.
Sometimes the water is running up hill ... sometimes down hill.
Why the angled camera?
I subbed.
What town is it located near?
y eso es el mar o un lago es como tétrico el paisaje y ese joven que esta en medio del agua al ygual que el que grabó el vídeo no parecen tener miedo.
“Tide goes out tide comes in. It can’t be explained.” ~Bill O’Rielly
Excellent. It looks like this is near Economy Mtn?
Thank you for the clue.
Wow don't drown.Looks very dangers.
Omg Scary .. What if one runs in wrong direction!
Incredible how fast it comes in. Are there any clams out there on the sand bars? Like those steamers
Considering the tide is not really moving. It's the earth rotating through the tides, its kind of slow.
@@darrylstein187 You're saying the earth is moving beneath the tides which are somehow standing still? That's not how momentum works though. And we wouldn't see tides on west coasts. No, this isn't correct at all.
@@TheRealFumigator Actually Darryl is right, sort of. It's complicated. I'm sure there must be docs here on YT explaining it.
@@ArchFundy No doubt it's complicated. Conversation of momentum is the overruling force here though.
@@TheRealFumigator Tides are sort of a bulge on the ocean that point in the general direction of the moon, and to a lesser extent on the opposite side of the world from the moon and the world does spin under them. That's why there are 2 tides a day. There are better explanations than mine here on YT.
Where was the location
I miss home
Tides scare me
Where were you standing?
Miche Strong on the ground
is this the 5 islands location? i am the tidalboreman
May I ask where this is?
Daniel Irvin, its on the mudflats of the bay of Fundy, the tides rise and fall about 14 metres :D
its on canada, the tide rise and fall rare time and about 18 meters ...is amazing to see ...
(Late) thank you for the replies, but I the meant specific location. I live in Nova Scotia and love watching the Bay of Fundy.
Found it! Was there last week but on a different section of the trails. Looking forward to going back when the tides allow.
in the area you were recording how many feet of water is there at highest tide?
About 50 feet
Thomas Young It would be a really bad day for a tourist to head the wrong way when high tide comes in. That's astonishing, I've never seen the tide come in that far and that fast.
Location? I'm heading there next week..I'd like to see this. On second thought, never mind..I see you are as silent on responses as you are in the video!!!
Thomas Cove is in Economy Nova Scotia. Go exactly an hour after low tide. The path to the left at the parking lot goes to the beach. You can go out across the mud flats to the low basin but don't cross to the sandstone ledges as they will be surrounded by the tide. It comes in really fast so timing is everything.
Thank for the response..sadly my trip is not to the Nova Scotia side of Fundy. Our trip is New Brunswick..
@@beeriver Wow does it ever come in fast, never seen it that fast before.
Geez. Hold your camera level.
The tide comes it at up to 11km/h
Kkkkk kkkkk kkkk kkkk
Has anybody been to minehead uk? It's faster than this.
I've been to Minehead, unfortunately. 😂
Why stand in the middle of incoming tides to film? You put yourself at risk..
why not show the full tide come in and fill up the area?
Because nobody wants to watch a 4 hour video?
🤣 LOL! Good one, @@suednonymous8587, that was part of what i wanted to write!
And also because the person at the camera likes to show to the world what really does amaze them? 😉
I dont mind people being stupid, but don't take your dog in harms way.