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'Safe harbour' by Grzegorz Nawrocki (1949-1998)
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'Safe harbour' by Grzegorz Nawrocki (1949-1998)
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We're battened down and braced for impact...
...because Storm Darragh is on its way.
Sunday can't come soon enough.
The wind was rising.
Cascades jetty, Norfolk Island.
There are no sheltered bays on the island, so boat owners are not allowed to leave their boats in the water overnight. There are two jetties and every fisher's boat has to be craned in and out of the water. I've seen photographs of waves overtopping the jetty as far back as the blue crane.
🌊 241008 — nymindegab strand, danmark
another face of my beautiful sister, the atlantic ocean. we saw seals there, and one came a bit closer to inspect us. the weather was rough but it was worth it.
USS OREGON (BB-3) in a hurricane.
Date: November 1902
U.S. Naval History and Heritage Command: NH 42959
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A merchantman under sail sometimes in the 30s. The deck’s awash and the crew are holding on to a rope not to be washed over board. Photo by Geoffrey Robertshaw.
Found at; https://intheboatshed.net/2009/09/13/geoffrey-robertshaws-stunning-photos-from-the-last-days-of-sailing-ships/
09/09/19 - Townsend, MT - UNDER THE RAINBOW - How often does this happen and what does it mean? The answers: not often, and I don’t know. One thing I do know is that we have some rough weather ahead and hopefully, no hail.
USS TEXAS (BB-35) "hitting the rough spots in the Pacific".
"When the bow plunged into high seas, none of the senior officers would go into their water closet (toilet) due to the contents of the toilet bowls shooting upwards, hitting the overhead and soaking anything, and anyone, in that compartment."
memory from a former medical officer.
Photographed sometime between July 1919 and January 1924.