Small Boat, Big Waves - Photos

[john]

Photos via our friend Captain Richard (photo left) of some wave action less than 1nm from gCaptain HQ.

Semper Paratus

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[img]http://bp0.blogger.com/_74xsaE5pCdo/R22eVjbb9XI/AAAAAAAABfw/X-LoD4rBzxs/s400/2.jpg" border="0" /> a large wave hit that was probably more than they bargained for...at
least it's the hardest I've ever seen them get hit. The air was filled
with mist, and they were quite distant, so at times were just a shadow
in the mist.



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[john]

Some less impressive footage of the future gCapt at morro bay beach that day;


http://www.youtube.com/v/2R_Hw9eMM5A

[guest]

<strong>Guest:</strong>


Hi,


Here's a link to the proper gallery for these photos:


http://www.pbase.com/roberthouse/cg2007


Someone sent me a 'Google alert' that they were shown here, which isn't*too big a*deal as I know they have been emailed around extensively, but I'd prefer you just linked to the photo gallery if this site accepts advertising, or if others can link to the photos from here.* The gallery has contact information and copyright info, along with some interesting comments from a lot of folks.* (I always wonder why someone would (originally) bother to copy and email the photos, along with some of the descriptive text (sans photographer credit) when they could easily just email a link to the photo gallery which costs nothing, and is even ad-free.* But that's the web.


*Thanks,


Gary