/r/HeavySeas
Subreddit dedicated to videos and general media relating to huge waves! Try not to puke!
Subreddit dedicated to photos, videos and general media relating to the wrath of the sea!
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Stranded sailors rescued in huge seas
08:46 UTC
FV Galatea II, Pushing into the Grey river.
Pushing into the flood.
07:38 UTC
T-2000 Voyager offshore in a gale [Safehaven marine]
06:46 UTC
Underway in heavy seas. Image of the Victorian-era class leader protected cruiser HMS Highflyer (1898) while fighting the Atlantic, circa 1905. [1422 x 1846]
03:18 UTC
Offshore Newfoundland 2.0
Same storm as my other post.
The legs are 100' high and the slab is about 300' across.
15:37 UTC
Offshore Newfoundland
8-10m swells with 18m max waves.
The leg of the platform is about 100 feet tall.
15:10 UTC
Coming around Cape Dyer in the Davis Strait ~45kt winds and 2-3m seas
01:05 UTC
Surfers Swim Across Big Waves in Teahupoo in Tahiti 2022
02:50 UTC
Strange Waves?
I don’t know if this is the right sub but I work at Cape D on the Columbia River Bar and sometimes see these strange waves coming into the bay. Does anyone know what they might be caused by or where I might be able to might the answer? I’m talking about the curved line about 1/3 up from the bottom of the picture.
04:50 UTC
Video from my first time in the North Sea back in 2018 on a AHTS vessel.
20:42 UTC
[910x520] British battlecruisers HMS Tiger and HMS Renown on patrol in the North Sea during WW1.
04:18 UTC
Just another day in Russia
00:36 UTC
Totally hardcore
19:28 UTC
Photograph taken from the bridge of V-class destroyer HMS VISCOUNT while escorting a convoy in rough seas during the Battle of the Atlantic. WWII [2401x1772]
10:59 UTC