article_snippet: And a time-lapse video that captures the rise and fall of the ice-capped tide at Hall’s Harbour in Nova Scotia, Canada, shows the natural wonder in all The Bay of Fundy beauty.
article_snippet: Three fishing boats in Video appear to be beached as day breaks and the large sweeping shadow is replaced by sunlight.
article_snippet: Day breaks at Hall’s Harbour in Nova Scotia and the large sweeping shadow is replaced by sunlight .
article_snippet: Suddenly the tide begins to rise in the distance and as water rushes through to the harbour Boats begin to rock on the surface of The Bay of Fundy.
article_snippet: the surface of the bay remains frozen throughout Video, but a gap in the ice on the left shows water flooding onto the side of the bank as the level rises.
article_snippet: Before long the water has risen to be parallel with the harbour and the boats that were once grounded sit awkwardly on the top of the ice.
article_snippet: As the tide begins to rise water rushes through to Hall’s Harbour in Nova Scotia and Boats begin to rock on the surface of the bay .
article_snippet: Two men can be seen shovelling snow from one of Boats as the water level begins to decrease once more.
article_snippet: the water rises to be parallel with the harbour and the boats that were once grounded sit awkwardly on top .
highlights_snippet: Video captures the rise and fall of the ice-capped tide at Hall’s Harbour .
  
highlights_snippet: Boats move up and down over the course of the day's full tidal cycle .
  
highlights_snippet: Men are featured shovelling snow from one of Boats as the tide falls .
  