The supertide that hits areas of northern France and southern England once every eighteen years swept through again over the weekend. As the waters ebbed and flowed at extreme levels, thousands of tourists gathered at France's Mont Saint-Michel world heritage site on Saturday for the occasion. High watermark saw the historic 11th-century abbey separated from the mainland as the bay around the island commune rose to engulf its connecting bridge. The tidal surge is linked to the rare alignment of ...
The supertide that hits areas of northern France and southern England once every eighteen years swept through again over the weekend. As the waters ebbed and flowed at extreme levels, thousands of tourists gathered at France's Mont Saint-Michel world heritage site on Saturday for the occasion. High watermark saw the historic 11th-century abbey separated from the mainland as the bay around the island commune rose to engulf its connecting bridge. The tidal surge is linked to the rare alignment of ...
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