Hopewell Cape, NB

Driving through Moncton in rain that was pelting down buckets, I just kept on track, by this time getting used to sensing the tempestuously unpredictable Maritime weather. I lucked out, because by the time I got to the Fundy Shore, the sun was shining.

While the photos show gray skies in the distance, on the NB side of Fundy, the sun really was nice ! The resulting flat light however was too reflective for great shots.

The Fundy Shore is not to be missed when traveling New Brunswick!

Having heard of the Bay of Fundy since I was a child, it was a must to go on the first leg of my Maritime Summer in Nova Scotia. While the NS side of the very large Bay was spectacular, the NB side I found even more breathtaking.

Along with the famous red shores typical in the Martimes, also found here are the spectacular sculptural formations, naturally carved by the world's highest tides that Fundy is famous for.

Hopewell Rocks including the 'Flower Pots' are likely the most well known among the formations around the Bay.

Be prepared for quite a hike down, then back up! OR you can take a shuttle one way, or both ways. I walked needing the excercise, having been driving all day. For some odd reason it seemed harder going down than coming back up - figure that!

ONWARD >>>

To the next leg of the New Brunswick Bay of Fundy Journey....

New Brunswick's Fundy Countryside * Stage This Old House! * Wildflowers

"There are two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle." -- Albert Einstein

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