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There are still 27 houseboats, boats on floats on the mud, but eventually all will be brought up to code. I spent a night or two out here a long time ago, maybe it was just a nap. I can't remember. But I didn't sleep in a houseboat. It was a steel shipping container. Less than a hundred yards away are houseboats starting at $700k.

Wow, look at it go! This movie isn't sped up or anything. The 17 ft tidal difference that day meant that the tide came up about 2 inches during the span of this video. http://wogsland.org/bradley

Elementary Tidal Lesson on Alki Beach Created by ...Mr. Floyd, dig? Summer 2005 Created using wireless phone camera and Dell Inspiron 6000 ...Masters in Teaching Science Fair Project, dig?

Bore Tide Turnagain Arm Alaska outside of Anchorage

David Rainsbury shows the stark truth of the navigation hazards in the Golfe du Morbihan, as described in the September issue of Practical Boat Owner

The highest tides in the world - here seen at Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Ever wonder what it was like living near the highest tides in the world - reaching a rise of up to 50 feet? http://fundytides.ca/index.html This timelapse shot at Scotts Bay, NS, in the Bay of Fundy shows twelve hours of tide in only 120 seconds. People have often found themselves facing peril when they did not.... more

369 degree panoramic of low tide ocean floor at Two Islands in the Minas Basin of the Bay of Fundy, on the east coast of Canada (between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The whole area filmed would be under 30 or more feet of water at high tide, 6 hrs after the filming...

AJF-DVD-2847 - Bay of Fundy Nova Scotia, Canada This stretch of Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy has the distinction of possessing the highest tides in the world. Twice a day, the tides rise at a rate of ten feet per hour to reach a depth of sixty feet - and all aspects of life here run according to their power. High tide.... more