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  • Scotland is officially experiencing…
  • Cougar
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    … Hurricane Bawbag.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Bawbag

    Loving your work, guys.

    Dolcered
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    guy on stv after 10pm news announced it as Hurricane Bawbag as well.

    SurroundedByZulus
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    Hurricane bawbag scored a “aye hunners of times” on the camped out in worse scale.

    It wasnt that bad.

    steviegil
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    This was the view from the 9am ferry on thursday to Oban from Mull..

    TandemJeremy
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    Near my friends house – central Scotland[/url] storm tree by TandemJeremy, on Flickr[/img]

    organic355
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    ooooh free firewood!!

    thegreatape
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    Lots of us up here got pounded by Bawbag. We just took it on the chin.

    KT1973
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    The Ekofisk oil field in the southern Norweigian sector of the North Sea close to the UK and Danish waters.

    TheFlyingOx
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    That Ekofisk photo must have been seen on Kepler 22b by now. It’s everywhere I look on pussbook, and now on here… 😆

    willard
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    Just how far is that walkway from a “normal” sea level? Also, how strong is it? Strong enough to take a wave like that?

    bigjim
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    Someome told me it should be 30m clearance? Up in orkney they had an Hs of 10m and Hmax of 16m, Hs going from 2 to 10m in an hour

    blades2000
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    Willard, think its about 45 ft from memory. No idea if it would stand the wave, I’m guessing its not the first time its been like this though.

    KT1973
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    bigjim – Member
    Someome told me it should be 30m clearance? Up in orkney they had an Hs of 10m and Hmax of 16m, Hs going from 2 to 10m in an hour

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    blades2000 – Member
    Willard, think its about 45 ft from memory. No idea if it would stand the wave, I’m guessing its not the first time its been like this though.

    Northern North Sea are usually around 30M to the lower deck. I remember in the mid ninties working offshore and there were 120 Knot winds and the waves were hitting the cellar deck and knocked the gratings out. It was a big fixed platform and guys were thrown out of their bunks.
    You wouldn’t want it much higher than on that photo though.

    chakaping
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    Lots of us up here got pounded by Bawbag. We just took it on the chin.

    Do you mean hurricane teabag?

    KT1973
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    chakaping – Member

    Lots of us up here got pounded by Bawbag. We just took it on the chin.

    Do you mean hurricane teabag?

    I believe that would be one in the eye…..

    KT1973
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    My mistake- one (or 2) in the mouth. In the eyes would be the Arabian goggles

    Zedsdead
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    pfffft! I pish bigger than that!

    BruceWee
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    I was on the Eldfisk B a few years ago not far from Ekofisk. The weather didn’t seem too bad but then a freak wave came along and did some pretty bad damage to the cellar deck. Not structural but a real mess. It felt bad enough sitting in the galley.

    shaxi
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    Not structural but a real mess. It felt bad enough sitting in the galley.

    poor , but that is good experience for you ! 😀

    BruceWee
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    poor , but that is good experience for you !

    You are my manager and I claim my five pounds.

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