What is "fundy"

Usage examples of "fundy".

From the Bay of Fundy the rivers run uphill half the time, and the tides are from forty to ninety feet high.

So the cool gray clouds spread a grateful umbrella above us as we ran across the Bay of Fundy, sighted the headlands of the Gut of Digby, and entered into the Annapolis Basin, and into the region of a romantic history.

John sits, with a regal outlook upon a most variegated coast and upon the rising and falling of the great tides of Fundy, we feel a twinge of conscience at the injustice the passing traveler must perforce do any land he hurries over and does not study.

Covewhich community comprised perhaps fifteen homes along the Fundy Shoreand knew the area fairly well.

But to sit on a sun-warmed rock at the high-tide line beside a brook that chuckles as it covers the last few meters to the Bay of Fundy, on the first really nice day in weeksat sunsetis pure Beethoven.

About the time that the Bay of Fundy became visible below us in the moonlight, demanding our attention, the slope suddenly became drastic.

The large bay window to his left offered a stupendous view of the Bay of Fundy and a cloud-strewn sky, the faint glow of distant New Brunswick serving to hold them apart.

Then, after providing for the reduction of the settlements at the head of the Bay of Fundy, he sailed, with the rest of the fleet, for Boston, where he arrived triumphant on the thirtieth of May, bringing with him, as prisoners, the French governor, fifty-nine soldiers, and the two priests, Petit and Trouve.

Bay of Fundy were two other settlements, Beaubassin and Les Mines, comparatively stable and populous.

Miss Kitty Clancy is about all I have to do where I am at, which is in an old warehouse on the Bay of Fundy outside of a town that is called St.

I guess you have nothing still--add a railroad to the Bay of Fundy, and how much do you git?

In the meantime we must have a canal from Bay Fundy to Bay Varte, right through Cumberland neck, by Shittyack, for our fishing vessels to go to Labradore.

Sides of beef beaded with blood, wheels of moist cheese, huge Calla Fundy shrimp like plump orange commas.

By 1967, more than fifty big, modern British Columbia seiners had made the long voyage via the Panama Canal to Canada's east coast where they are now helping to clean the herring out of the Bay of Fundy, the Gulf of St.