The Pacific ocean along the Oregon coast so majestic but you always need to be on guard and respect the power of the ocean along the Oregon coast. It is the most beautiful place to be in all weather. Great video
Awesome and a bit scary. The giant log on the sandbar got pushed up there by a wave and so were the other tree trunks on the beach, a testament to the power of big waves. It's an almost 2 minute interval between the waves reaching the highest part of the beach. I think some areas can see a 5 to 10-minute interval so people get caught unawares by sneaker waves barreling in.
I believe 'killer' is well chosen for your title. I shudder to imagine being swept out into that terribly turbulent water... with logs added. A person wouldn't last long.
Nah bro, I take a bath in there every other week, its totally safe. You just gotta take a boxing glove with u so u dont kill the sharks first punch. #savetheshark
I like the pure nature and this great video, thank you very much, its AMAZING!👍 And I am an ocean-junkee too.🥰 I do not understand why the waves are coming and going.😳
That's what they do. Over and over. Mother nature deciding the end result! As the saying is. It's not nice to fool mother nature 🌹💖🌊 or as I put the ' with' in there🤔🤔🌊
I'm sure that gorse is an unwanted invasive plant in this setting, and despite how nice it looks, it's incredibly nasty, unpleasant stuff to encounter.
I kept waiting for you to hold on the north beach while one of the big surges came in so we could see how far up it came. There were some pretty good sized breakers not too far offshore. You have a GREAT vantage point! You ought to think about putting up a camera out there and just running a continuous feed like some of the train watching feeds such as Flagstaff.
When you zoomed in at 6.24, the handful of sticks showed themselves to be 20 to 40 foot logs, the scale of things pops out. Its hard to tell at first how high you are above the beach, and what a huge area this actually is.
Depending how long this lasted, I can imagine that elevated section of sand on the left, with the tree trunk on top of it, might have been washed away completely. And then the sand would gradually get built back up to this level again. Nature's way.
I was I. SF and the north Bay in 82 when there was a REAL HIGH 🌊💦🌊 and a week of torrential rain. The GG 🌉🌉🌹 was closed for almost a month because of mudslides north of the tunnel. These don't happen often. But do b ready 🌉🌹💖🌊
Love watching this. I pretend I’m there n imagine what the air smells n feels like. The sounds. The chili air.
Great video! 💝🌎💝
Yep salt 🌊🌊 u KNOW when ur near the Ocean
The Pacific ocean along the Oregon coast so majestic but you always need to be on guard and respect the power of the ocean along the Oregon coast. It is the most beautiful place to be in all weather. Great video
Good recording, well composed.
Hey that's Great filming, nice steady shots, none of this crazy zoom in zoom out stuff, very refreshing, thanks.
Awesome……Mother Nature at it’s best…one must always respect it’s power
Beautiful nothing can beat watching the sea my favorite thing to do
Wow , oregon is gorgeous!
Awesome and a bit scary. The giant log on the sandbar got pushed up there by a wave and so were the other tree trunks on the beach, a testament to the power of big waves. It's an almost 2 minute interval between the waves reaching the highest part of the beach. I think some areas can see a 5 to 10-minute interval so people get caught unawares by sneaker waves barreling in.
I believe 'killer' is well chosen for your title. I shudder to imagine being swept out into that terribly turbulent water... with logs added. A person wouldn't last long.
Nah bro, I take a bath in there every other week, its totally safe.
You just gotta take a boxing glove with u so u dont kill the sharks first punch. #savetheshark
That’s the definition of DANGER
i really you taping this.... thanks. fun to watch and a little exhilarating, even sitting here in my jammies on the couch.
I find that crazy, and yet beautiful at the same time.
I like the pure nature and this great video, thank you very much, its AMAZING!👍
And I am an ocean-junkee too.🥰
I do not understand why the waves are coming and going.😳
That's what they do. Over and over. Mother nature deciding the end result! As the saying is. It's not nice to fool mother nature 🌹💖🌊 or as I put the ' with' in there🤔🤔🌊
Iam from india i like oceans
Word to the wise, stormy winter surf like this can unearth treasure on the beach
Watching the ocean is terrifying and calming at the same time.
The power of the Ocean.....Great to watch!
Oregon born and raised. Pacific Ocean rocks!!!
I love rocks in the ocean..
Rainy days on a beach with big giant rocks is completely amazing..
Born in SF 🌹💖 and I agree w the immense force of the Pacific. Was at the beach in SF ALOT growing up. And u NEVER turn ur back on her!!!🌉🌉🖖🤞🌎🌍
@@marshamariner7897 true that!!!
That was really cool to watch. This video is totally relaxing me. Thanks for the great content. 💝🌎💝
The sight of distance is scary to know ur just a spec in the water
Amazing video!
How pretty the gorse is, all lovely and coconutty to smell. Super video, thank you.
I'm sure that gorse is an unwanted invasive plant in this setting, and despite how nice it looks, it's incredibly nasty, unpleasant stuff to encounter.
It's amazing to me how white the water is. Apparently the Pacific Ocean turns into the world's largest milk frother when the wind is really high.
I kept waiting for you to hold on the north beach while one of the big surges came in so we could see how far up it came. There were some pretty good sized breakers not too far offshore. You have a GREAT vantage point! You ought to think about putting up a camera out there and just running a continuous feed like some of the train watching feeds such as Flagstaff.
Let's Go Bandon!
From the house? That's a magical view 🙂
Amazing the volume of water that comes up in those waves, that don’t even look like waves.
Oh they r. I've seen BAD waves in SF 🌹 didn't go into them. But there r idiots who do. This is about as close as if get. W room to run UP 🌊
Even for a land lover like me i can tell that just looks super dangerous. Like a cauldron bubbling away.
When you zoomed in at 6.24, the handful of sticks showed themselves to be 20 to 40 foot logs, the scale of things pops out. Its hard to tell at first how high you are above the beach, and what a huge area this actually is.
Thats about 80-100 ft right there.
When you see that big ass log on the elevated area you know it's not a good idea to hang around there
it kind of looks like a series of tsunami waves
Perfect day for some bodysurf!
Oregon has treacherous beaches.
The withdrawal starting about 3:00 was massive. It really looks like what happens in a tsunami.
Glad He set boundaries for the Oceans ✝️🛐✡️
Proverbs chapter 8, I think....
Are you sure those aren't sneaker waves?
This is Oregon, the only place that seems to have these mythical waves.
Tsunami-like because waves coming in so far and receding so far back.
Krasse Gegend. 👍
Depending how long this lasted, I can imagine that elevated section of sand on the left, with the tree trunk on top of it, might have been washed away completely. And then the sand would gradually get built back up to this level again. Nature's way.
Where the place
Awesome!
You can see the rip tides!
Oh my god
I like watching ocean tide videos because where i live, there's no tides in the ocean. I've never seen a tide with my own eyes.
Every ocean has tides
Is the the oregon coast we get king tides and high surf all the time
Will it be deep or like waist height ?
That's far over your head.
Too bad there weren't some people somewhere on the beach to give a reference for how big things actually are.
I guess that is nothing. Just look at that log/tree on the sandbank on the left. not a good place for soaking in the sun on a beach towel.
When Sailors saw Dangerouses Waves that they prayed to Big Mouth Boxer God but if they had been in Harbours that they forgot to their God
ok, I am from the east, what is a King tide
Fred in Pa. If you google king tides it explains it
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I was I. SF and the north Bay in 82 when there was a REAL HIGH 🌊💦🌊 and a week of torrential rain. The GG 🌉🌉🌹 was closed for almost a month because of mudslides north of the tunnel. These don't happen often. But do b ready 🌉🌹💖🌊