Stop 23, Fundy National Park, Hopewell Rocks.

We are camping at Wolf Point campground.  As our sunny weather is forecast to end, we went to Cape Hopewell and visited Hopewell Rocks.  Luckily we arrived about 2 hours before low tide and enjoyed a long walk along the beach.  The tides here average about 40 feet.  

This shot is from the high tide mark.  It is about 45 minutes before low tide.

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