Image: Surfing the Tidal Bore

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Description: DSC_8077_edit: As seen this morning in downtown Moncton. These world famous surfers got to ride the super moon tidal bore wave up the Petitcodiac River. The tidal bore is caused by the Bay of Fundy tides - twice a day every day, some of the highest tides in the world surge up the Bay and cause the tidal rivers to back up. During the super moon, the waves get higher than usual. knowmoncton.com/Events/Events_More_Info.asp?ID=13039&...
Title: Surfing the Tidal Bore
Credit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/reddragonflydmc/9353024480/
Author: Trevor Gertridge
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