The Bay of Fundy has lots of scenic scenicness, so we did a scenic drive with lots of lookouts.
Most of the lookouts looked out over not-so-impressive views.
Like the Interpretive Centre Lookout, which gives you a great view of the interpretive centre.
You would be bored stiff if Kerri’s artisteic talent wasn’t hurting your eyes.
Some of them were really pretty though.
There were also educational signs, so we learned that this is a daisy fleabane, which can grow up to 5 feet tall. There is an old wive’s tale that the dried flowers can be used to get rid of fleas.
There were no educational signs for these orange flowers, so we remained uneducated.
Many of the rocks were pretty colours.
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The tides are so dramatic that the boats wind up a long way from the water at low tide.
At the end of the day we found some actual Park’s Canada scenic view chairs. The view was good, but not the most scenic in Canada.
