Dawlish Seafront at Rough Seas at High Tide with Huge Waves

[@Corks-ti4vz]

There’s something so peaceful watching waves crash on the shore. Even with that sense of danger!

[@DukeOfChirk]

Fascinating to watch the rebound waves hitting the incoming waves

[@jeffreysouthflorida7008]

Love to watch your channel. Cheers from a fan in Florida.

[@paulelliott3220]

Awesome footage And black swans !!!

[@matthewpayne42]

We had a lovely days weather in Cambridge today, warm sunny blue skies and a gentle breeze.

[@kookiemonster9222]

Is that true, Matthew? I live up the coast from Dawlish & it was shocking today...

[@bobparsons77]

2 foot of snow here in the Yukon.

[@zemetrius]

too bad this is not longer, great video.

[@JimTLonW6]

Is this actually from Oct 29 2019? I only ask because it's showing a High Speed train, and these have all be withdrawn from service on Great Western.

[@jefflloyd7308]

Short sets run Exeter to Penzance

[@RoxnDox]

Perhaps just a tiny bit too rough to take the kayak out fishing... 😉

[@almilhouse9059]

Is that where the train line was taken by the sea?? Looks familiar.

[@DukeOfChirk]

al milhouse Yes. That was epic, wasn’t it? Truly shows the power of the sea

[@HeartlandTuber]

So, I know you are building up the sea wall from recent videos, but what thought has been given to fact that sea levels are expected to rise inexorably now, thanks to global warming and anthropogenic climate change. The effects of which once projected for 100 years from now, are now expected to start hitting, hard, within next couple of decades.

[@notmanynamesleft]

Earth has been cooling since 2016 and will continue for many decades, we've just entered the Eddy minimum which means more polar ice and longer winters so sea level will not increase for the foreseeable.