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Random Heavy Seas on the North Sea.....The Very Thought... Shudder...and at the same time endlessly fascinating
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Quote: "The North Sea is considered one of the most dangerous and treacherous seas for shipping; wave heights here can reach 15 meters."
It must get really frustrating to do anything on a ship being tossed around like that. Even the most simple things like making a cup of coffee would be taxing in those conditions
Not a good time to be on the toilet
Really cool video👍😉 you would not find the anarchist on a boat in a storm👍
Thank you!
Lol!
Amata has been found on boats in storms in teacups and..... shuddered....
Just plant 1.5 feet firmly on deck and brace yourself
OG-Capo---
Rookie
Imagine trying to use the bathroom going through that¡! 😆🙌🏻
Do you hold it or do you try to go? 😂
Gamma🍄Goblin
Im the guy who cleans up your mess after you die!
Yup 👍 that my sea
You go. If you haven't lost your shit and wet your pants already from sheer terror...
Grand Mal Caesar
It's ALIVE!!! Shoot it again!
I'll have to ask my old man. He served on a Coast Guard icebreaker in the Arctic and North Atlantic and has been in that shit.
I never asked him about hitting the head on rough seas though.
I think the heads are normally small enough that you can jam your shoulders against the walls and stay put. They are on the sail boats I've crewed on. Not weather like this though, although I've been in in rough enough that you need to think about hand holds as well as foot holds when moving around. Spewed up too but luckily once that happened found my 'sea legs' and was ok for the trip.
The sound of the prop revving when the boat surfed down waves at night, even though the engines were off, kind of gave it an exotic sound...
I’m a long -time fan of Deadliest Catch, and the Bearing Sea is a treacherous bitch…they get slammed by rogue waves all the time, I don’t know how they do it, I get loopy on a mere ferry ride in the Delaware Bay…
Jack_Bauer
Well Known Member
Imagine if it was a combat situation.
Grand Mal Caesar
It's ALIVE!!! Shoot it again!
I've been out on fishing boats and they were pretty tight in there. I don't know if there would have even been enough legroom for me to sit if I had to.
I think the ship my father was on had them side by side with partitions in between and no doors. I watched a video that showed the head on an Iowa class battleship. They were all open and arranged like a small theater. There had to be at least a dozen of them.
Fuck the North Sea, Solway Firth 4 lyfe.
Fuck that shit, I'd be getting off at the next bus stop!
JG Ballard
I want MY cigarettes!!!
The raging sea is a magnificent beast.
That's my sea too
The north sea is a shallow sea that used to be tundra before the end of the last ice age. Trawlers are often pulling up mamoth bones in their nets. The shallowness of the sea is the reason it's so rough.
Bass Straight, that water between the Aus mainland and Tasmania, is similar. When that water goes off it gets increadibly dangerous.
The Sydney Hobart race of 1998 was when it went off. Some of the pics are increadible. Boats ripped apart.
