Posts tagged storm

20
Mar 17

Winter Surf

Le Loch, Morbihan, Brittany, France 47º45’16″N 03º30'53″W

The regularity and beauty of the waves at Le Loch beach have made this a hot spot for surfers.The regularity and beauty of the waves at Le Loch beach have made this a hot spot for surfers.

08
Feb 16

Storm Imogen

Iroise Sea, Brittany, France 48º32’35″N 04º45'07″W

Brittany West Coast battered by Storm Imogen, France.
Stroll between Le Conquet and Roscoff on the Brittany West coast battered by storm Imogen.Brittany West Coast battered by Storm Imogen, France.

18
Jul 13

Summer Storm

Marseille, France 43º17’09″N 5º20’54″E

Marseille. France.

23
Sep 09

Sydney Sand Storm

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 33º51’63″S 151º12’50″E

Apocalyptic vision of Sydney, shrouded in red dust blown in by winds from the deserts of the outback.
Sydneysiders woke to a red dawn this morning as a thick dust storm caused havoc with transport and raised health fears.
The size of the dust cloud surprised weather experts, who say it has covered half of NSW.

27
Jun 09

Catamaran Aground

Prony Bay, New Caledonia 22°22'50"S 166°54'90"E

Oups!! Early in the morning a 60 feet catamaran Ginninderra run aground on a reef at Prony Bay situated in the South of New Caledonia, between the Havannah and Woodin canals, which separate it from Ile Ouen.

24
May 09

Bide a Wee

Balgowlah Heights, New South Wales, Australia 33º49’93″S 151º15’70″E

A 13m vessel, the Bide a Wee, on her side with holes in her timber hull, having been battered by heavy seas. The ketch went aground after leaving North Harbour under sail, it was was marooned on the rocks at Grotto Point near Dobroyd Head at Balgowlah Heights, Sydney.
A Maritime vessel and a police boat were both unable to reach two men on the ketch because of the wild waves and strong winds.An officer was winched down onto the stranded vessel from police helicopter PolAir to rescue the two.
They were winched to safety and flown to Manly Hospital for treatment.
The men did not appear to be injured.

28
Feb 08

Hobart

Tasmania, Australia 42º52’85″S 147º19’73″E

Enfin me voila de retour a Sydney, oh que c’est bon, j’aime tellement cette ville surtout en ces derniers jours d’été.
Donc une bonne chose de faite dans ma vie, le tour de la Tasmanie, après la plus longue Sydney Hobart jamais effectué, il est vrai je n’étais pas vraiment dans la course…
A la suite de ces dix jours d’escale a Hobart dans ce petit port de pêche du bout du monde entre neige et soleil, Les gens ici disent, si tu n’aimes pas le temps a Hobart attends cinq minutes… Nous sommes repartis pour la fin de notre tour Tasmanien, passage Sud Est, la cote Est et enfin le reste de la partie Nord, navigation entre contraste météo et un formidable mélange géographique, entre aridité, plage immaculée et brutalité rocheuse la tournée se déroule sans aucun problème, puis enfin destination plein Nord, re-passage du Detroit de Bass, adieu les quarantièmes rugissants et bonjour températures clémentes ainsi que sont flot de lumières estivales, Après une bonne provision d’air pur et d’embruns et les vertus stimulantes des épreuves océanes maintenant La croisière se repose.
Aaaaah!! Sydney.

28
Dec 98

Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race 1998

Tasman Sea, Australia 42º33’93″S 148º50’17″E

“Et j’ai vu quelquefois ce que l’homme a cru voir !”
“And sometimes I’ve seen what men have imagined they saw!”
Arthur rimbaud
Le Bateau Ivre
Drunken boat

23
Mar 89

Kialoa III

Atlantic Ocean, 34º11’56″N 38º32’13″W

Ocean Atlantic crossing onboard the maxi Kialoa III from Saint Barthelemy French West Indies to Antibes France.