Last of the big tides until September, some random swell running but a low pressure gauge of 995mb bulked up the 10 meter water levels with overtopping.
I'm a 69yr old brit who used to sail yachts from 8ft-50ft in coastal waters and over to the baltic and down to the Med, and I think its only landsmen that stand on a shore in a storm, not seeing the danger, I have motored a yacht 30feet away from a waterspout(a sea tornado)and lived to laugh about it with the crew in the Taverna that night, being swept overboard in a storm while on helm at night was always my nightmare, made the Sunrise in the Morn extra special,
So you found great joy and pleasure, ( and excitement) from sailing, and kept doing it despite knowing of the dangers. Good for you. Yet if someone watches in awe from the shore you condescendingly tell them they're being silly. Give it a rest.
I used to travel to Redcar sea front to watch the very same spring tides in the 70's. The waves used to pick up the stones from the beach and smash them into car and shop front windows.
I was lucky enough to born in Barnstaple and grew with a dad that loved sailing, and on one occasion sinking. Lived in Lynton and fished all around the bay, then lived in Ilfracombe, up on Castle Terrace, with great panoramic views over the town, harbour and surrounding cliffs. It's been 35 years since I was living there, and although some parts like the pier has gone and some one way streets introduced. I still knew all the roads into Barnstaple, Bideford, Instow, Lynton. Didn't need the satnav to get around. Watching these clips brings the smell of the sea straight back and memories of fishing from just about every small beach at night, catching makarel, gutting and cooking them, then eating it in less than 10 mins. Can't get fresher than that, catching dog fish from a small boat or catching rays from silvery sands. Great times to be growing up Thanks for posting this.
Ive seen similar in Brean near weston super mare where the start of the Severn Bore happens. Massive high tide, nearly got trapped on the beach once. Rocks been thrown over and hitting coastal caravans. It's a sight to behold.
Breathtaking views, nicely done taking 1 for the team lol . Reckon sitting in that parked car would be a great view .fascinated be the high water consumed the signpost
4:36 this was really cool to watch the time lapse was great I thought the water was going to stop but nope just kept coming had to use the rocks in the foreground to judge
Went to Lee bay about a month ago, the tides hadn't been particularly high, keep an eye on tides on the Bristol Channel for the Severn Bore - but was surprised to see that at Lee there was sea weed on the sea walls, so it had topped with waves. Always amazing to see the tidal surges. Thanks x
I wonder how far the tide goes out during this equinox? Is it far enough to get razor-fish? When I lived in Saundersfoot, the tide used to go a hell of a way out during the Equinox, used to walk out and fill buckets with razor-fish, brilliant bait for cod.
I used to live here up on Castle Terrace way back around 35 years ago, had a great time growing up from RAF Chivenor to Barnstaple to Lynton to Combemartin to Ilfracombe. Was great at Ilfracombe school and community college as it was back then, we had a teacher called Mr Beer, who was on the lifeboats crew. Every so often we would here a maroon going of and he literally dropped everything and got down to boat house, being long ago it was located near the toilets next to the pier, and had to be towed down the road and around the corner to get to the harbour slipway. I've been back around 7 years ago for a weekend stay with my brother Merlin, yes him! Still knew all the roads and directions
Anyone with a bit of Knowledge & Common Sense, with regard to High (Spring) Tides, combined wth severe stormy weather coming in from a West, S.West or N.West direction , are likely to result in conditions like in this vid clip! With similar tide & weather conditiions,- this could happen anywhere on the UK's west facing coastline!!
I'm a 69yr old brit who used to sail yachts from 8ft-50ft in coastal waters and over to the baltic and down to the Med, and I think its only landsmen that stand on a shore in a storm, not seeing the danger, I have motored a yacht 30feet away from a waterspout(a sea tornado)and lived to laugh about it with the crew in the Taverna that night, being swept overboard in a storm while on helm at night was always my nightmare, made the Sunrise in the Morn extra special,
Jackanory.
So you found great joy and pleasure, ( and excitement) from sailing, and kept doing it despite knowing of the dangers. Good for you. Yet if someone watches in awe from the shore you condescendingly tell them they're being silly. Give it a rest.
@@stox-sj2pelol you're mean bloke is almost 70. I think it was a great story mate.
Why am I mean? He sailed IN the storm, often for days at a time, but we shouldn't watch from the shore when its stormy.@@cutsofly3219
Uncle Albert 😂
Some Great Color in the grass there. Ah, the hills of England.
I used to travel to Redcar sea front to watch the very same spring tides in the 70's. The waves used to pick up the stones from the beach and smash them into car and shop front windows.
My god,a phone box with a phone in it!
Loved the Timelapse clips.
Well done.
More exciting when the carpark is busy, like last week.
Great upload. Enjoyed watching it. Thank you.
These vids are so entertaining and with the scenery footage also incredibly beautiful too.
That timelapse was superb!
And thanks for “taking one for the Team”.😊
Nicely filmed!! Lucky for the inhabitants there was no storm that day.
I have little experience of the beach or shores. Thank you for the raw peaceful footage of the incredible nature you get to live around.
2:50 You wouldn't think someone would leave their expensive car there where a large wave could bash it against the wall behind it.
My mum’s cousin used to run the pharmacy at the back of Ilfracombe harbour-his shop used to get flooded on high spring tides.
Love those time lapses, amazing 👍🏻
Nice time lapse ,the tide waits for no man .
Stunning looking harbour and village ✨
Unfortunately like most uk seaside towns it’s full of alcoholics and druggies
I was lucky enough to born in Barnstaple and grew with a dad that loved sailing, and on one occasion sinking.
Lived in Lynton and fished all around the bay, then lived in Ilfracombe, up on Castle Terrace, with great panoramic views over the town, harbour and surrounding cliffs.
It's been 35 years since I was living there, and although some parts like the pier has gone and some one way streets introduced. I still knew all the roads into Barnstaple, Bideford, Instow, Lynton. Didn't need the satnav to get around.
Watching these clips brings the smell of the sea straight back and memories of fishing from just about every small beach at night, catching makarel, gutting and cooking them, then eating it in less than 10 mins. Can't get fresher than that, catching dog fish from a small boat or catching rays from silvery sands.
Great times to be growing up
Thanks for posting this.
@@clunge8462 I remember the little cars in ilfracombe 10p a go or something in my womb Lea T shirt around 1978 ish
Ive seen similar in Brean near weston super mare where the start of the Severn Bore happens. Massive high tide, nearly got trapped on the beach once. Rocks been thrown over and hitting coastal caravans. It's a sight to behold.
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Breathtaking views, nicely done taking 1 for the team lol . Reckon sitting in that parked car would be a great view .fascinated be the high water consumed the signpost
4:36 this was really cool to watch the time lapse was great I thought the water was going to stop but nope just kept coming had to use the rocks in the foreground to judge
Wow, never seen it so high, thought the trawler was going to join you in the car park!
never seen a fishing trawler with a parking ticket ...or anybody trying to fit a wheel clamp on one... (yet)...
A great force of energy
Went to Lee bay about a month ago, the tides hadn't been particularly high, keep an eye on tides on the Bristol Channel for the Severn Bore - but was surprised to see that at Lee there was sea weed on the sea walls, so it had topped with waves. Always amazing to see the tidal surges. Thanks x
Excellent man! Thank you.
Will be down at Mortehoe in a little over 10 days. A beautiful part of the country. Cannot wait.
Excellent Video. Thank you. Spoolbox
I wonder how far the tide goes out during this equinox? Is it far enough to get razor-fish? When I lived in Saundersfoot, the tide used to go a hell of a way out during the Equinox, used to walk out and fill buckets with razor-fish, brilliant bait for cod.
I live here and not seen it this high. Great footage of Marine Drive
I used to live here up on Castle Terrace way back around 35 years ago, had a great time growing up from RAF Chivenor to Barnstaple to Lynton to Combemartin to Ilfracombe. Was great at Ilfracombe school and community college as it was back then, we had a teacher called Mr Beer, who was on the lifeboats crew. Every so often we would here a maroon going of and he literally dropped everything and got down to boat house, being long ago it was located near the toilets next to the pier, and had to be towed down the road and around the corner to get to the harbour slipway. I've been back around 7 years ago for a weekend stay with my brother Merlin, yes him! Still knew all the roads and directions
Question. Why do people park there after seeing all these vids?? 😂😂😂😂. 🌊 🌊
I’d have to hazard a guess that not everyone has seen these videos?
@@ShalomBrother 😂 makes sense
very wet!! thanks for this!!!! not quite as high as the 2011 Japanese tsunami footage i've just been checking out
10.1m due in September
3:00 I think that is going to be a new meaning to flooded engine.
What i've never been able to understand is why there's a high tide at the same time on opposite sides of the earth, e.g. Britain and Australia?
Does that happen every year
ombaknya titan 😮
Hey Mr. Moon, what are you doing
I guess some people just don't care about their vehicles...
Insurance
Is this normal?
3:25 WOWSA 😮😮
Didn’t see 10metres maybe 2 metres at most. Nice video though.
Goodbye Range Rover .
Why would you leave your car down there !!!!??????
Pub and restaurant round the corner
I'll never understand how we constantly marvel at the power of the wind and sea and then turn around and destroy the planet to get energy.
Anyone with a bit of Knowledge & Common Sense, with regard to High (Spring) Tides, combined wth severe stormy weather coming in from a West, S.West or N.West direction , are likely to result in conditions like in this vid clip! With similar tide & weather conditiions,- this could happen anywhere on the UK's west facing coastline!!
Thanks for the lecture.
"The new moon tides are a pale shadow of things to come." Jesus
"As it was in the days of Noah so to shall it be in the days of the son of man." Jesus
If the car is an EV, it'll catch fire sometime.
Don’t buy that Range Rover
Yeah, it was shit before and will be even shitter now.
j
That can't be good for that car.
brexit again i suppose
Yes we exported all that water and it just got sent back