It is no secret that the Bay of Fundy holds a great many treasures and ancient information. Five Islands Provincial Park provides us with a “measure in time” where we can examine a fault line that intersects the Jurassic and the Triassic time periods reaching back 200 million years.
Guiding a group of friends from the day use area to the Old Wife Formation at low tide yesterday was a memorable experience. Here are just a few images captured along the way.
We arrived approximately two hours before the tide was at its lowest point. Witnessing the disappearing Bay of Fundy waters and experiencing a walk on the ocean floor was what my group was hoping for.
This was a leisurely walk, running shoes or light hiking boots are recommended. We spent approximately three hours walking and exploring the shoreline
I hope you enjoy the short recap of yesterday’s adventure. Happy Sunday, Anna
Tide Rollers & Mudlarkers... 
What a nice little agate!
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Do you recognize the beach? And it’s agate? It looked pretty clear throughout… we thought perhaps it could be Citrine?
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I do!!
I think its agate! Well its not our usual yellow quartz 😂
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Great!! I’ll pass that on to the person who found it. Thanks for the identification.
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Such an idyllic place. Thank you for sharing the lovely photos. I like the sky in the “free mud pedicure on the way back” image. Amazing blue sky!
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The sky here is impressive and reflects perfectly in the Bay of Fundy waters. I love it when there are just a few wisps of clouds above. We live in a magical place!
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A picture perfect place. Blessed environment. Yes, magical.
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