Ride the World’s Highest Tides Bay of Fundy Travel VLOG | We’re the Russos Camper Van Life S1:E56

[@Weretherussos]

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[@YonaYona-lk3we]

We're the Russos look like a lot of fun. Cool

[@flybyairplane3528]

Was there about 40 years ago., but did they ever tell you about a plan, which NEVER got off the ground,to have harnessed the power of the rides, for a hydro power plant ? Glad you were able to experience this for yourselves., .

[@kristiina6897]

Check out Peggy's Cove, in Nova Scotia!

[@mrdave22]

I hope you're enjoying touring our country. and I hope you're meeting friendly people here, enjoy Canada, we're happy to welcome you here.

[@LowsJuan]

I grew up in the region. It was nice to see home again. Lots of history in New Brunswick and the Maritimes, with lot of great museums.

[@jlegresley]

Not sure how much time you have, but I'd recommend going to Peggy's Cove, Mahone Bay and Lunenburg too. You can take a ferry to NFLD, or just head back north around the PEI, then on to the Gaspe. Perce Rock is very nice town and Bonaventure Island is a gannet sanctuary. Traveling back down (west on the St. Lawrence) take a ferry to the North Shore and discover the Saguenay and lac st. jean then Tadoussac, where you can see beluga whales. Then on to Quebec City, and Montreal .

[@kxrv6629]

Great video. I have been intrigued by the Tidal Bore since we first experienced them at Turnagain Arm in Alaska in 2019. Have been around the Bay of Fundy for a couple of weeks now and have seen Tidal Bore twice around the Bay- once in Moncton, NB and once near Mccan, NS. We also went to the Interpretive Centre and observation deck across the river from the rafts at high tide. Couldn’t talk my wife into doing the Bore Tide rafting. So thanks for letting me experience it vicariously!

[@ka1133]

Since I'm from down east originally I go "home" every few years. I never get tired of it. Been to St. Andrew By the Sea numerous times and love it there. Surprisingly, I have never did the TIDAL bore adventure. I guess being from the east I take it for granted. I am always amazed at the high tides though. Parasboro, NS is one place where you can really see them as well. I hope you are taking the time to explore the Cabot Trail while you're down east. It's quite the adventure and offers some great hiking adventures as well. Of course there's Peggy's Cove, Mahone Bay and Lunenburg, which is an UNESCO site as well.

[@johnhummel-newell.ve5jhn859]

Glad to see you make it to my home province and the town that means so much to me. I lived in St.Andrews, I was married at the block house and my son was born there.Thank you

[@rebeccawoodbixler9536]

This may be one of my favorite videos of yours. Fun and interesting! P.S. Thanks for the recipe!!

[@HumbleRoad]

Very well done! Cadence, camera angles, good writing! And fun!

[@guzzialfa]

The Bay of Fundy is an amazing experience. If you're still heading up the coast be sure to add Peggy's Cove in Nova Scotia to your list. It's one of the quintessential picturesque Post Card towns ever. On the coast is also Digby, home of Digby's clams. All the sea vessels in the harbor is something to see.

[@CrazyDog-lv1yq]

You’re in my back yard! Welcome! What is/was your fav place so far in the maritimes? Be sure to check out the Cabot Trail, and Peggy’s cove. Stick to the coastal secondary highways for the most scenic views. 🙌🏻

[@timohearn5689]

Glad you had a great time in our area, you'll have to come back for Cape Breton Lunenburg and PEI

[@gailrobinson7125]

Reminds me of the bore tides in Cook Inlet in Alaska. Motorhome Experiment visited here not long ago. Your video shows more of the extreme tidal changes but both are great videos of the area. The raft trip looked like fun! Looking forward to seeing where you are next. 🙂

[@corinnemcleod1804]

Welcome to my home. Nova Scotia. The tides are amazing!

[@PDX53]

That rapids ride must be awesome - Kait looked like she was riding a bucking bronco.

[@Desejome]

Welcome to Canada - we live out west but travel out east a lot - enjoy our lovely country

[@markreynolds3850]

Thanks for sharing this video, neat look at the tides up there

[@daydreamerprod]

Beautiful Place! Thanks for sharing that They Do Exist..

[@ArmandPileggi]

Loved your videos. I was there last August, but did not take the raft tour. We also have a Roadtrek (Zion). I recommend stopping at Booth Bay Harbour in Maine on your way back. If you like clam bakes, I would definitely make a reservation at Cabbage Island at the pier. It was a highlight of our trip.

[@willarn1]

Recently discovered your channel. Have been binging. Great content. Very educational and entertaining. Thanks for the look into vanlife.

[@jimrodda]

Hi folks, Joe I loved your unintentional PUN when you said "the tide rises to 46ft and you can't fathom it" a fathom is 6ft in nautical terms, I'm still smiling, safe travels 😀🇬🇧

[@MarkFurukawa]

One of your best. Nice mix of scenery and action and info. Now, as an armchair adventurer, this makes me want to be able to travel again.

[@norcaldave9904]

So much fun...wow..and the coffee is it...for sure

[@Tatiacha]

Oh, the reversing falls, we went there when I was a kid, I had forgotten all about that place!

[@bette2623]

Nova Scotia is beautiful and so much fun. We rafted the tidal bore and I can honestly say I never laughed so hard for so long!! It’s an incredible experience! Continued safe travels to you guys; I enjoy your videos!

[@Ober447]

I hope you guys return to New Brunswick, there is so much you missed in our little province. Cheers

[@lovinglife6016]

You guys rock! Very adorable together, love the van and videos! Thanks.

[@cfleket]

Hope you made it to Cape Breton!

[@fireguy0020]

glad you guys enjoyed touring New Brunswick, I'm guessing you guys would have been traveling minutes from my house here in Dieppe, Love seeing your videos and basically traveling with you folks,

[@AprilleShepherd]

So glad you were able to visit the East Coast !! Welcome to Canada !! Kisses from Vancouver BC !!

[@brianmombourquette5381]

So glad you enjoyed my corner of North America :-) I did the tidal bore rafting about 15 years ago and loved it, but I learned that I will not be up for the Colorado. As another comment said, too much like a bucking bronco!! Enjoy your time in Canada.

[@RichardCrabbe403]

Great Video! Welcome to Canada! The Calgary Stampede is July 6-16, if you are heading out this way I would love to show you around!

[@yeah4me2]

We are enjoying these vlogs! Thanks again.

[@yeah4me2]

Chocolate milk water.

[@maryminnesota7845]

Beautiful video. You are excellent tour guides! Safe travels and fun adventures.

[@christinerusso7822]

That looks like so much fun!!! Wish I were doing it with you. So Beautiful and exciting.

[@Oldesouth]

Great Video! Put that place on my bucket list for sure!

[@leslieroldan4207]

Excellent video!!! Love watching you guys!

[@prestonmatthews725]

When I saw the water in the boat. I almost shat myself. Lol.

[@nicolerenee767]

Very cool vid guys. One of my faves

[@CanuckHogmaster]

Welcome to Canada, I know you will have an awesome trip. I look forward to your videos.

[@kimberlymayo9951]

Nice meeting you both today. ☺👍

[@hinterlandexplorer]

When we were there, we thougt about hat ride, but we never did it. Now we know, we HAVE TO DO it.Really funny video :) Thanks and keep up the good work. Alice and Jens

[@randya8164]

Great videolog of the area. We are heading there this summer, so it is great to see things to do. Going to have to try that tidal bore zodiac ride, looks like a blast. What campgrounds did you stay in down around there?

[@UncleMo2]

👍One of your best videos yet :) Loved seeing the rafting as well as the tide coming in.

[@alexharris5985]

thanks again for bringing us along

[@lisasmith2065]

Isn't it awesome ,. My family is from New Brunswick. We go every year.

[@nancyfahey7518]

Holy cow, that was amazing. How did the boat empty all that water? Gotta have a passport, heh?

[@TayG-y9q]

Nancy Fahey the tubes on the side of the raft are what creates the buoyancy and the bottom is actually called a glass bottom and doesn’t really do anything to keep the boy floating so it isn’t sealed to the tube and it all leaks out. The older style of rafts you used to have to bail them out after every rapid you went over.

[@gypsiewanderer24]

How did that little raft not sink taking on that much water??

[@karlchiasson4946]

Hope you get to check out some covered bridges while in New Brunswick, there's lots of them. Welcome to the Maritimes!

[@brittenmatthew]

If you make it to Digby NS, look us up. Boondockers welcome. Southwind wine sprinters. We would love to host you.

[@davidgraff5048]

While watching your video we did a screen shot of the 130 year old cookie recipe. They were delicious.

[@superpete62]

Joe lv you vids just found you on tube watched few and looks like kait is jel you having no hair hers getting shorter lol am bald to she's got long way to go keep them coming help me a lot lv to yous both from uk.

[@MickeyMouse-bo5hj]

Great video. Thank You!

[@robertmycroft8268]

That looked like fun on the Zodiac...Great video, as usual.

[@willtravelusa8230]

Great Video Guys... Thanks for sharing ..........

[@bonniepwtf]

That was extremely interesting!

[@shantellamend8986]

On the Avasva you can count on professional help with problems and technical support.

[@ArbitraryExploration]

This is so cool! So much fun! Now I really want to go!

[@jham13april]

Hey you guys should go over to Lunenburg in Nova Scotia if you're still in the area. That's pretty cool. And Cape Breton of course. :)

[@michellebrideau8513]

If you guys are heading to Halifax NS, be sure to take the ferry to Dartmouth and head to Two if By Sea cafe, they have their own roastery next to the cafe and you can pick up some fantastic coffee (it's hugely popular with the locals, I'm from there originally 😀). Then a few doors down is the fantastic local pub Battery Park, where you can try one of many great local micro brews (they do flights). There's a store at the front as well if you want to buy some to go. The food here is also great, and if it's warm there's a patio at the back. batterypark.ca

[@michellebrideau8513]

If you need any help or info in NS let me know! It's a great place, beautiful and friendly.

[@Cashclever]

Always like watching your videos I make the same but in the uk and Europe... keep them coming both 😍😍😍😍

[@lularoelillianwalker8924]

How are you two doing with the mosquitoes and ticks?

[@judithwilliamshudson1744]

We're there snake in the area? Great video

[@thosg1750]

Hey there love your videos and spirit. Have you investigated heating systems so you can use the plumbing year round? We have seen some products like "ultraheat" and were wondering if you or anyone you know has installed or considered such a system. Thank you.

[@Pookastudio2]

Welcome to my part of the world. If you are open to a meet-up, I would love to meet you in person. I have really enjoyed your videos and have found them inspiring for my build. I am in Halifax but will travel. Have a great time!!

[@bryanridge3590]

Great Episode 😎

[@garygauthier6152]

O Canada yes

[@edbenson98]

Great Video!

[@kristiina6897]

Woohoo! I've finally caught up, and you're on the East Coast of Canada! I think I asked you to come visit in my first comment. Lol Are you driving through Canada now? 😁

[@soniaburpee7951]

So did you try any dulce while you were there?

[@rcoveyduc]

Welcome to our corner of the world from a native Bluenoser. :)

[@maryboggs6516]

Were you there in July?

[@Lonnie041976]

I have not been getting your videos and I was wondering why? Also I want to mail you a book so do you have a p.o. box I can use? Thanks, Joyce

[@Scrambler85]

Another thumbs up video

[@scenicdriveways6708]

That raft ride would have hurt bad for me , I got a bad spine and joints .

[@gbryant261]

Excellent video, thanks for bring us with you.

[@tungstenkid2271]

I don't get it, why is the tide higher there than in other parts of the world?...Does the sea bulge more there under the moons gravity or what?

[@sirvilzu]

Where do you shower??

[@GeistView]

So I see you had a Fun-day. ;)

[@henrietta9206]

Omg💓💓

[@johnmorgan1629]

Couldn't fathom it, it's about 7.66 isn't it?

[@Scott_B1029]

"...which I can't even 'fathom'", heh.

[@superpete62]

mean kait

[@Lonnie041976]

I have a fabulous book I would like to send you - do you have a P..O. Box I can send it to?

[@There_and_Back_Again1st]

1st to view and comment woohoo! Love ya'lls videos!

[@MultiRabe]

👍👌😎✌🏻👏🏻

[@mitchboudreau3227]

Grow up there

[@carlscottamos6501]

Ha Ha: You can't Fathom a High Tide of 46 feet? That would be about 7.6 Fathoms....

[@nancylagoyda5337]

What a great video! So interesting, added to my bucket list!