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151212_1000439 15th December

Carnage after the Storm

North Berwick

OK, not on the scale of Hurricane Sandy, but we had our own storm damage today.
Large storm waves crashed over the harbour wall and washed a refridgerated container into the basin, smashing boats and yachts.

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Ric Yates17-Dec-2012 19:55
What a mess, the power of the sea is never to be taken for granted.
Tom LeRoy16-Dec-2012 15:18
Excellent reportage, what a sad thing to see. Lots of damage. V
Hank Vander Velde16-Dec-2012 13:48
Wow Bill, that looks like quite the storm. Some well captured images of it and of the destructive forces of nature.
Bryan Murahashi16-Dec-2012 04:40
That's a lot of damage.
Jess. ( Lady.D.)16-Dec-2012 02:22
Wow that must have been some storm, hope no one was hurt, great reporting Bill......
Sheila15-Dec-2012 23:18
Great reportage. What a heartbreaking sight for the boat owners.
bill friedlander15-Dec-2012 21:41
Oh my! What a mess! I hope no one was hurt.
Guest 15-Dec-2012 20:51
Chaotic indeed, and expensive for all concerned.
Johnny JAG15-Dec-2012 19:02
That's going to take a bit of tidying up.
Helen Betts15-Dec-2012 17:04
Well, certainly bad enough! Excellent documentary coverage of the havoc wreaked by the storm.
SRW15-Dec-2012 16:40
Nice bit of reportage; but also a gentle reminder that nature will always out....
Guest 15-Dec-2012 13:57
Oh my! This is a mess! Powerful indeed to knock that container.
Guest 15-Dec-2012 13:41
Very interesting work! V.
David Hobbs15-Dec-2012 13:10
Oh no. There are/were some gorgeous boats down there. That container must have been floating about at sea. I have heard accounts from lone sailors about lots of floating containers on the ocean.
Gary Hebert15-Dec-2012 12:56
certainly looks like a mess Bill... amazing power of the sea... excellent detailed work... :-))
Patrick F15-Dec-2012 12:23
Great shot of this damage by the storm, the power of the sea is really strong, I know it by experience (Ex-Seaman) V++++++++++++
Ted Aanensen15-Dec-2012 12:00
So sorry to see your images, it is so hard to realize the power of the sea, i hope all are safe and damage quickly repaired V
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