That's the first time I saw the full view of the storm in Lahinch and it must have been frightening to be there. Heard about all the clean-up work. Fair dues to ye. Will have to get down again soon. Hi to all the relations there.
Hey Hugh, do you have an email address we can use to contact you regarding this video? I'd love to discuss a license to use this if possible! Cheers, Felix
My deepest respect (and sympathy) for the folks who stand behind windows of their homes and businesses watching the ocean slamming against their homes, windows and front doors, often carrying chunks of wood, rocks, pieces of pavement and other flotsam in those waves. It makes me feel not quite as crapped on when I get seven feet of snow in less than 18 hours!! At least I can hire men & equipment to help shovel the white stuff off my roof and haul it away from my front door and don't have to deal with the leaks, mildew, repairs AND cleaning up what the ocean dumped in my lap.
Gehenna71 There is always some kind of "balancing act," isn't there, for those who love to live by the sea, on the beach, or even ON the sea. Watching sunsets, sunrises and feeling a fresh breeze off the water has its price when the wind howls and enrages the sea so it slams against your home, damaging parts of it or even washing some or all of it into that water. I certainly don't mind the water, but I much prefer that it stays where it belongs.
Tacks Sherbo Well I certainly don't care about any damage as long as it gives me a good storm and it takes nobody's life. But those places should be cheapest to live.
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Well done! One of my favorite areas, Lahinch up to Doolin. Hope they can patch up the damage before my next visit. Great video.
Hear hear!!!! Great footage Hugh I'd say it was a blast to capture
Amazing
I love Ireland . I was there and I still be there , in my mind.
gorgeous. love this tks for sharing with the world
That's the first time I saw the full view of the storm in Lahinch and it must have been frightening to be there. Heard about all the clean-up work. Fair dues to ye. Will have to get down again soon. Hi to all the relations there.
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Amazing footage!
Hey Hugh, do you have an email address we can use to contact you regarding this video? I'd love to discuss a license to use this if possible! Cheers, Felix
Dude, you're scaring me! AWESOME!
My deepest respect (and sympathy) for the folks who stand behind windows of their homes and businesses watching the ocean slamming against their homes, windows and front doors, often carrying chunks of wood, rocks, pieces of pavement and other flotsam in those waves. It makes me feel not quite as crapped on when I get seven feet of snow in less than 18 hours!! At least I can hire men & equipment to help shovel the white stuff off my roof and haul it away from my front door and don't have to deal with the leaks, mildew, repairs AND cleaning up what the ocean dumped in my lap.
+Tacks Sherbo Usually most expensive places to live too and I'm not even talking about damage and repairs. Go figure ...
Gehenna71 There is always some kind of "balancing act," isn't there, for those who love to live by the sea, on the beach, or even ON the sea. Watching sunsets, sunrises and feeling a fresh breeze off the water has its price when the wind howls and enrages the sea so it slams against your home, damaging parts of it or even washing some or all of it into that water. I certainly don't mind the water, but I much prefer that it stays where it belongs.
Tacks Sherbo Well I certainly don't care about any damage as long as it gives me a good storm and it takes nobody's life. But those places should be cheapest to live.
Gehenna71 Yes, they should indeed be cheapest to live. Unfortunately, that's not the way it works out.
It is not as bad as you think me and my family were in the pub and it was quiet amazing actually
Thanks
Nice video, like it !
Is this lehinch?
stay the people dry in the houses. ?
formidable...
laughed so hard at 1.23 when those fellas giggled :-D
oohhhhfffff must have been so cold!!! brrrrrrrrrrrrrr
What will happen if a Mega Strong Hurricane hit that town
Don't Pay To Live on the Ocean. Kilkee Got Hit Bad, Also.
with 8 feet of hurricane surge
6:45 !
I live there
thats one way 2 get ur gutters cleaned 4 free!
And silly people still stand there and looking for sensation🤦♂️
cool man
Yo yo pboc
Amazing