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SE Gales 14th October 2004 Taken from Peverell Terrace |
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SE Gales 14th October 2004 From Peverell Terrace again |
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SE Gales 14th October 2004 TV interview for the local Spotlight News |
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SE Gales 14th October 2004 Down on the harbourside on commecial Road |
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SE Gales 14th October 2004 Pier Head |
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SE Gales 14th October 2004 Commercial Road again. The road closed to all traffic. |
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SE Gales 14th October 2004 Across the harbour and the old lifeboat house (closed 1926) |
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From Little Tamerisk Blue Buoy steps has disappeard |
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Facing East The coast past Blue Buoy steps |
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Taken at high tide |
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Between 4pm and 5pm |
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Meeting Waves A great effect when the outgoing meets the incoming wave |
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Meeting Waves A closer look |
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Little Tamerisk west view A lovely afternoon and clear sunshine |
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Getting closer The waves are breaking like a sonic boom |
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Pier Head The pier is again sheltering the harbour |
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Pier Head The wave reaching the height of the pier. |
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From Peverall Terrace Nearly sunset and the wave lines are still lining up from the south west |
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Blue Buoy Steps facing east |
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Blue Buoy Steps West towards the pier |
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Sand Hill (near clock tower) looking east |
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Sand Hill Towards the pier and this one got a little too close!!!! |
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Seine House Balcony It is more shelterd here. The waves are pounding against blue buoy. |
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Mullion Cove Harbour Although it is sheltered by the island, the harbour took a battering. |
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Porthleven Harbour (feb02) As the winds were westerly when the previous were taken the harbour was relatively tame. So it was back to Feb for a better picture. |
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Porthleven Harbour (feb02) A bit to the right. The strong SW wind swirls around the outer harbour. |
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Pier (feb02) The pier was engulfed. In fact the roads around the harbour were closed by the police and coastguard |
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Seine Balcony (feb02) Sarah and Jess |