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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: apc2010 on February 23, 2015, 01:27:04 PM
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THE biggest waves in the world are forecast to hit Cornwall tomorrow (Tuesday February 24).
Surf forecast website www.stormsurf.com (http://www.stormsurf.com) has predicted swell between 34 and 40 feet to batter the coast, which could generate waves of up to 25 feet in Sennen.
According to the website’s forecast, these will be the largest waves recorded on the face of the Earth at that time with usual big wave spots such as Australia, Hawaii and Fiji falling short.
The swell tomorrow will also be accompanied by a larger than average six to seven metre tide on Cornwall’s North coast, rounding off the latest spring ‘supertide’ – which saw the lowest tide in 20 years throughout Cornwall.
Flood warnings have been issued by the Environment Agency today for Cornwall’s North and South coast. The Flood conditions could remain for two to four hours either side of high tide.
scared2:
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THE biggest waves in the world are forecast to hit Cornwall tomorrow (Tuesday February 24).
Surf forecast website www.stormsurf.com (http://www.stormsurf.com) has predicted swell between 34 and 40 feet to batter the coast, which could generate waves of up to 25 feet in Sennen.
According to the website’s forecast, these will be the largest waves recorded on the face of the Earth at that time with usual big wave spots such as Australia, Hawaii and Fiji falling short.
The swell tomorrow will also be accompanied by a larger than average six to seven metre tide on Cornwall’s North coast, rounding off the latest spring ‘supertide’ – which saw the lowest tide in 20 years throughout Cornwall.
Flood warnings have been issued by the Environment Agency today for Cornwall’s North and South coast. The Flood conditions could remain for two to four hours either side of high tide.
scared2:
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Have they finished the train track at Dawlish yet....... rubschin:
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Seeing as I live on top of a bleedin' great hill if I do get flooded then the surrounding area will look like a modern Atlantis lol:
Besides, Sennen is coast and I'm on the south coast :thumbsup:
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Seeing as I live on top of a bleedin' great hill if I do get flooded then the surrounding area will look like a modern Atlantis lol:
Besides, Sennen is coast and I'm on the south coast :thumbsup:
Thumbs:
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Something tells me Darwin will have his hands full the next couple of days though. I can see hordes of dickhead art students bunking off college to go charging to Sennen for the surfing. noooo:
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Something tells me Darwin will have his hands full the next couple of days though. I can see hordes of dickhead art students bunking off college to go charging to Sennen for the surfing. noooo:
I said that........ Thumbs:
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Have they finished the train track at Dawlish yet....... rubschin:
:thumbsup: All back to normal was there the other week ...
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Have they finished the train track at Dawlish yet....... rubschin:
:thumbsup: All back to normal was there the other week ...
NFC you mean. Normal for Cornwall
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Have they finished the train track at Dawlish yet....... rubschin:
:thumbsup: All back to normal was there the other week ...
NFC you mean. Normal for Cornwall
I have to admit there are times when I wonder if Cornwall is a part of Nick's mind that made a break for freedom... noooo:
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Have they finished the train track at Dawlish yet....... rubschin:
:thumbsup: All back to normal was there the other week ...
NFC you mean. Normal for Cornwall
I have to admit there are times when I wonder if Cornwall is a part of Nick's mind that made a break for freedom... noooo:
Normal for Sussex has its 'features' too
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Are you saying that Nick's mind may be trying to colonize the UK??? scared2:
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Are you saying that Nick's mind may be trying to colonize the UK??? scared2:
rubschin: scared2: scared2:
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Are you saying that Nick's mind may be trying to colonize the UK??? scared2:
I don't think it has managed to colonise his skull yet... noooo:
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Are you saying that Nick's mind may be trying to colonize the UK??? scared2:
I don't think it has managed to colonise his skull yet... noooo:
drumroll:
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I like Cornwall...........if we leave here that's where I will go...... Thumbs:
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The pubs down here have stopped running tabs Apey noooo:
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The pubs down here have stopped running tabs Apey noooo:
Good..... I still have one in Tregony.... Thumbs:
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The pubs down here have stopped running tabs Apey noooo:
Good..... I still have one in Tregony.... Thumbs:
noooo:
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The pubs down here have stopped running tabs Apey noooo:
Good..... I still have one in Tregony.... Thumbs:
Tregony...
Tregony...
Tregony...
Ah yes, Cornish for 'even by our standards these are weird buggers'. This does explain a lot rubschin:
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The pubs down here have stopped running tabs Apey noooo:
Good..... I still have one in Tregony.... Thumbs:
Tregony...
Tregony...
Tregony...
Ah yes, Cornish for 'even by our standards these are weird buggers'. This does explain a lot rubschin:
lol:
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I like Cornwall...........if we leave here that's where I will go...... Thumbs:
I'll have to give Cornwall another visit. problem is my recall is it has 264 days a year when it's cold and wet and 100 days a year when its roads are over crowded with caravans and the like. That leaves just one day and would I be lucky? noooo: