Here Are The Must-see Pictures Of What Happens When The Tide Comes In. This Is So Incredible!
These drastic differences between the tides documented by photographer Michael Marten may help you understand more about tidal changes. Next time you are near the water, be careful when the tide comes in!
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1. Harbour, Berwickshire. High water 6:00pm, low water 11:00am. (August 22 2005)
2. Crosby, Liverpool. High water 12:00pm, low water 9:00am. (April 7 2008)
3. Isle of Grain, England
4. Porthcawl, Glamorgan. High water 8:00pm, low water 12:00pm. (May 17 2007)
5. St. Mary’s Lighthouse, Whitley Bay, Northumberland. High water 5:50pm, low water 1:00pm. (September 17 & 20 2008)
6. Perranporth, Cornwall. High water 8:00pm, low water 12:00pm. (August 29/30 2007)
7. Cuckmere Haven, Sussex. High water 2:50pm, low water 9:15am. (August 12 2006)
8. Worms Head, Glamorgan. High water 9:45am, low water 4:00pm. (June 25 2005)
9. Salmon fishery, Solway Firth. High water 12:00pm, low water 5:20pm. (March 28 2006)
10. Bedruthan Steps, Cornwall. High water 4:30pm, low water 2:00pm. (August 31 2007)
