What is the Joggins (Nova Scotia, Canada) today, 300 million years ago and was part of the wetlands and tropical forest somewhere near the equator. Joggins Cliffs, located in the upper part of the Bay of Fundy, are continuously washed by the world's highest tides and are still revealing many fossils from the Carboniferous period. It is exiting to stroll along the beach at low tide, looking at rocks and trying to make sense of an unusual imprint patterns in the stones.
