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Cliffside Suites Alma

22 Bayview Drive Alma, New Brunswick, E4H 1E1, Canada

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Fun in Fundy!

A travel blog entry by tuffychloe

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... it was five in the morning and very dark and all the shadows in the trees started to look like bears and other wild animals. But, we made it to the stairs and walked down to the beach floor. I’ve seen pictures of the Bay of Fundy and read about it many times, and now we were finally there! We walked out to the rocks and saw a beautiful sunrise over the Bay of Fundy. The sun was reflecting in ...

Stories from New Brunswick

A travel blog entry by derekgray

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... be told. Lucky for us, we haven’t really experienced many low points on our travels; this is something I am truly grateful for. This journey across Eastern Canada has been an unbelievable blessing, and it continues to offer us so much each and every day.

While we were certainly sad to leave Forillon National Park, we were also extremely excited for the next leg of our journey. Driving down the coast of the Gaspé Penninsula, we could barely contain our ...

Fundy

A travel blog entry by jennandpaul

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... above us.

On our way back to Fundy NP we stopped at Cape Enrage. It was super foggy, so we didn't get the full effect. Then back to Alma to see the high tide. It was pretty crazy how different the water front looked.

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The Bay of Fundy and Hopewell Rocks

A travel blog entry by dabrander

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... nearly full moon coupled with a perfectly clear sky gave me an idea. I grabbed the camera and tripod and began
taking moonlight pictures. They were
turning out pretty cool when another inspiration hit – I stepped in front of the
camera, posed for a few seconds (the exposure was 15 seconds long), and exited
the frame. It was a creepy result. I was transparent! Aaron and I had fun making ghost pictures
before retiring to the ...

Saint John to Fundy National Park, NB

A travel blog entry by gensphoto

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... route scénique le long de la Baie de Fundy, et passer la nuit au parc national de Fundy. Avant de sortir de Saint John j'ai fait un petit arrêt à la Maison Loyaliste, une maison de 200 ans, très carré et très grosse, bâtie par la famille Merritt entre 1810 et 1817, avec une quantité visible d'argent disponible (ils avaient un magasin général). Le plancher est en Cyprès en provenance du sud des États-Unis, et les escaliers en rond et des petits détails de ...

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