The poutine in that photo looks like it was made with chicken gravy - un grand faux pas! It has to be beef gravy; and nearly boiling hot, so it melts the cheese curds when you pour it over them. Then the melted cheese oozes down between the fries, turning everything into a gooey, molten mass of cheesy, heart-stopping goodness. And for God's sake, don't let it get cold - you'd need a chisel to get it out of the bowl once it sets up!
I've seen clips on (I believe it was) YouTube of people kayaking the Fundy tidal bore. It looks like it'd be quite challenging, judging what I know of kayaking - and from my experience doing the tidal bore rafting experience! I went years ago when I was a teenager. My wife went a few years ago with a bunch of girlfriends: They were soaked to the bone and hoarse from screaming when they got back to dry land. Good times!
I love visiting these caves! We used to go there on school trips when I was a kid, and now I enjoy taking my daughter (and her grandma!) to see them. The Bay of Fundy has some crazy geological formations including the iconic Hopewell Rocks, (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hopewell_Rocks) and the Bay of Fundy itself is home to some of (if not THE) highest tides in the world, which causes a really cool tidal bore. You can even go rafting on it!
Reminds me of the 14thC Bal des Ardents, a fête at which Charles VI of France was nearly burned to death when his "wild man" costume and those of others were set alight by torches. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bal_des_Ardents
Thank you for explaining what the hell it is we're looking at. The tree components and their red-scarved companions look like pale, fuzzy turds. The...whatever the hell it is...in the left background looks like Chewbacca dry-humping that column. My kind of aquarium! Where's Troy McClure when you need him?
And for God's sake, don't let it get cold - you'd need a chisel to get it out of the bowl once it sets up!
and the Bay of Fundy itself is home to some of (if not THE) highest tides in the world, which causes a really cool tidal bore. You can even go rafting on it!
I'd love to see how this tastes in a Bloody Caesar (Canadian, y'all!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bal_des_Ardents