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23rd December 2013 - Seatern's first gale was accompanied by a storm surge which raised the river to be level with the jetty boards during the high tide period. Photos: Peter Taylor


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Approaching wave - DSC04845
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Seaturn bucking! - DSC04839
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Spindrift - DSC04837

Around midday on the 3rd January 2014 and another storm with high water levels and strong winds. Photos: Peter Taylor


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Seatern above the jetties - DSC04894
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Pontoon above the jetty! - DSC04889
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Wind squalls - DSC04899
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Wind squalls -DSC04900
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Wind squalls -DSC04902
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This is a river! - DSC04905
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No shelter - DSC04906
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Taken at noon! - DSC04908
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Still rough - DSC04917
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Still rough - DSC04924
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Clearance coming - DSC04925
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Weather clears - DSC04945

The night of 14th February 2014. A storm surge accompanied by gale force winds flooded part of Priory Road. Water entered some of the houses near the Public hard. Photos: Peter Taylor


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Priory Road Public Hard
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Priory Road Public Hard
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Priory Rd view from Hard
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In Priory Road
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Water flowing from river
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My house is at end of tape
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Seatern above submerged jetty
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View over Seatern's bow
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The tide goes down
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The next day
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Wreckage from the jetties
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Wrecked jetty
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Flood defences in vain
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Flood defences in vain
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