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Boat driver home for 7 months of the year |
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Amazing landscape of the Kimberley |
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Horizontal Waterfalls when not much is happening |
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Talbot Bay | |
Talbot Bay 4
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June 2012 and what David Attenborough called the Horizontal Waterfalls, I would
call rapids. The waterfall is created
by the rapid tidal fall on the ocean side of the gaps in the cliffs; the water
on the inland side of the cliffs cannot escape fast enough as the tides are
huge and fast and water levels differ by 9 to 12 meters. Northern Australia has King Tides & is 2
nd
highest tides in the world around Derby. The tide peaks at 11.8 meters and drops to 1.5 meters.
The famous tides of the Bay of Fundy, Burntcoat, in Nova Scotia has
the highest tides in the world. The smallest tides in the
world occur in the Mediterranean
peaking at just 2-3 cm. The Gulf of Carpentaria has no tides as both cancel one another out. Took a fast
boat through the falls and saw where the boat driver lived 7 months of the
year.
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