The last clip will truly shock you 😱😱
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- Have you experienced the North Sea's ferocity ?🌊 🌊 Known for its tempestuous storms, towering waves, and capricious tides, the North Sea presents a daunting challenge for sailors. The unforgiving weather, combined with congested maritime traffic, concealed shoals, and offshore installations, transforms navigation into a tension-filled ballet. Skippers perpetually confront the risk of collisions and shipwrecks as they contend with nature's might. Within this maritime battleground, true seamanship prowess is showcased, where only the most skilled can safely traverse the turbulent North Sea. The last clip will truly shock you
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My respect for those brave individuals who risk their lives just so they could put food on their family's table and give them better lives. Nobody can live this world without them.
respect them
Phenomenal. No words ❤
The best comment❤
@@thejoyoflove978 Diese Lieder gehen direckt ins Herz
Would do just fine without them stupid risky job nist of this stuff could be flown and nore people should grow and hunt or raise their own food
Deep respect for the very brave men battling the raging elements of the oceans and the weather
absolutely
It's a dirty job but..
How much does that job pay?
I know a Hawaiian Kahana tgt works theree
Brave men and women?
A navy seal said, the ocean will never be conquered. Either work with it or dont go home!
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Скажи это тем, кто создал новые современные подлодки, с ядерным оружием)
duh obviously
@@upgradeyourawareness3539 ok dick weed it was a good comment thanks for nothing but negativity. Have a good day butt plug 😊
This explains why my orders go missing
Заказы перевозятся авиалиниями☝️
Holaha
My husband was out there with a contract for a year . He broke his feet and another accident a valve handle fell and took 6 feet of his intestines with it . He had to be flown to Denmark to repair his guts .. after that he went off to Africa .got a snake bite on his hand . What a life but he love every bit of it .. Dangerous work for a man 23 years old ,he now 70 and thinks of it all the time .
Wow, what a story….
Really amazing…glad he survived all of it.
thanks for sharing your story and wish your family all the best
That was an amazing story ma'am! Thankyou for sharing, it makes me happy that somone who experienced so much hardship and continued working now gets to spend his golden years with the love of his life, I hope you 2 have a big family to share your love with! He must have the craziest and most amazing stories. Bless you and your Husband!
That's the kind of person I would love to have a sit with and a listen all his histories.
So when a company tells you they are unable to fill your order due to unexpected delays…this should calm anyone’s ire. Very thankful to those in this industry who make sure we have access to all the things. Just wow.
❤❤OMG! I don't know how those guys deal with l of that. That's too frightening. Power to them for what they do. I feel so bad for all the cargo they lost. I pray they stay safe. Mother nature is not to be messed with,, and is unpredictable.
it s the problem of the company, not ours.
it s their responsability. they know what can happen, so they must act against that.
if not, it is because of them.
I have put the crane cables on too many of them containers hanging off the edge and tumbled over, very dangerous job, longshoreman life
@@david.k.9599 I wonder what companies you think can afford to send two ships worth of products every time - just in case something like that happens. Unrealistic imho.
Also those that fish
Workers on ships in the North Sea face dangers such as rough weather, icy conditions, fatigue, and the risk of collisions or grounding. One of the most perilous aspects of their job is conducting maintenance and repairs while at sea, especially during storms or adverse weather conditions. And I found that some countries pay less amounts than average, they deserve more for the high risk they take.
Note to self: Stay out of the North Sea. These brave people just astound me. There are no words for the absolute dangers they face. Stay safe, stay alive.
Men don't forget thankyou
I can't help but contemplate those early Scandinavian people negotiating the likes of the North Sea in their Longships.
Vikings were hard and tough....no wonder
@@curiositypiqued6573Lenge' livre Norge.
They navigated on top the largest vessel they had..,
....their giant balls
Without diesel engines!
You know it. Those were the most rugged of all rugged of sailors.
As a combat veteran of the United States Navy, I have seen and been through all of this and then some at sea. It is extremely humbling when you’re actually in the middle of it. Hats off to my fellow sailors. Much respect.✊
Thank you for your service. When I was in the Navy my ship entered the North Sea, this was back in '85. We had our traditional initiation to receive our Blue Nose designation. We were supposed to out on the bow as part of the initiation, but the Captain wouldn't let us, the waves were too rough, he didn't want any man overboard. So they dunked us in a tub full of ice instead inside the ship
@@johnniebee I went through my blue noise in '90 on a guided missile cruiser. I did run the bow and froze my ass off. My shell back was canceled because we followed the carrier into a hurricane the day before.
Thank you for your service
Hell ya brothers! 14 year navy veteran…. It gets hairy out there for sure. I miss it
@@johnniebeeheck ya dude, I’ve been in the deck of a carrier when it was supposed to be cleared, I’ve seen waves go over the deck which had to be over 50 foot swells…. Running back to the skin I tripped on a chain, that non skid really jacked me up lol, but am still alive. We had one marine get taken out from the smoke deck… never found him sadly
Those men are fearless to go out there willingly knowing that could be the last voyage they ever go on.
I had a terrifying experience being on a yatch and hitting the outside edge of a hurricane when I was 10 years old. Ill never forget hearing the captain giving it all he had going up the waves. Then when we hit the top just before we broke over the wave there was just nothing, no engines to be heard or ocean to be seen. Then going down into the wave being surrounded by nothing but water. It was a terrifying experience. I knew that if we survived that it was the last time I would ever go out in a boat of any size on the ocean ever again.
OMG that has to be the most dangerous job in the world!!!!!! I had no idea!!! I now have the greatest respect for the heroes that ride those ships. My love goes out to all of them❤❤❤❤
After watching this, I have the deepest respect for the people who work on the sea. God bless all of you all. Stay safe.
Para eso le pagan 🤷
You think God cares about what happens to us?
Does not look like it
XD
Amen 🙏
Awesome guys!💪💪💪
Facts they deserve all the respect 🫡
No amount of money would get me on those death ships.
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LOL you think most of them sink? It's very rare mate, otherwise noone would go. And it's ever rarer that crew actually die these days because the ships have emergency buoyancy measures to keep the ship afloat longer giving the crew more time to abandon ship via the life boats.
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334knock yourself out then!
I'm out!
@@paulmichaelfreedman8334really, thank you for your information
.Bom saber disso 🪝🫡
What a profound song ...perfectly depicting the great courage and strength of the men who work the open seas.
It's called "Hoist the colours"
IT'S CALLED, "EVERYONE AND THEIR MOM USES THIS SONG FOR ANY VIDEO THAT HAS TO DO WITH OCEANS, SEAS OR WATERWAYS OF ANY SORT!!!"
IT'S ANNOYING AS SHIT TO HEAR IT ANYMORE. WHICH SUCKS CAUSE IT'S A KINDA COOL SONG. I JUST FEEL LIKE PEOPLE RUINED IT... 😮💨🙄😒🤦♂️
Most dangerous sea in the world. Great respect for these hard working brave men
Now i know why i never got my lamborghini... The ocean took it...
yes it is :)))
and
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bro 😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahahaha
😂😂😂😂
Hell, I was gonna comment "this is where my orders from Wish went all those years ago"
But, after your comment...My Lambo was on there too.
On a serious note, if I wasn't leary of the sea, I'd totally go fishing for lost shipping containers.
These crew members are so brave. I'm not scared of many things but the ocean is terrifying. That's a whole nother world.
respect those guys
While I have few fears myself... The ocean is a beast I'll not confront if I don't have to... When it's angry, it's dangerous, when its calm... It's still dangerous.
Many movies depict these dangers well, though my favorite is still Life of Pi.
Same. I'm pretty bold and daring but this stuff, nope - Mad respect..
Tho the water spouts are beautiful. That'd be an interesting experience. I've chased tornadoes.. But the sea adds a new level of 😬 to think about..
@@sylasblack3459same. I love nature and the ocean but it’s fucking terrifying.
The Bible says on the new Earth there will be no more sea, so I'll just be spending my time painting pictures of the ocean until I slowly start to forget what it looked like, then begin painting it incorrectly for eternity.
Respect to the maritime people for braving the harsh waters to bring us our necessities
To all of you brave men working or even living in such natures condition, I thank you for your service from the bottom of my heart.., God bless y'all
That’s a different breed, those guys who take to the sea. So brave, the whole lot of them.
Like that, a different breed.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
@@edgargoedhart7059YES!!!
I like the way you phrased that. 🌊
I really can't believe how dangerous it is out there. When I was little my daddy worked on a barge in the North Sea and I really didn't know what he experienced out there. This clip shows me another reason I call my dad, "HERO".
Ay W dad award for your dad bro
Respect as deep as the seas for these phenomenally brave souls.
The world depends on their bravery.
I've been on the North Sea going into the Norwegian Sea during a storm like this. It's no joke. Mad props to the Captain with his balls of steel. lol
If you don't have the strong control of your mind then you can't stand against the deep sea. Salute for deep sea ship workers 👍👍
Either that or they all drink at least 1/5 of whisky daily!
Was about to say, no control of thier mind, all control of thier body. If you control your mind, you stay on land and own the boat.
Deep sea don’t give af whether you have a strong mind or not. If it wants you, it will take you 😂😂
Who here gets sea sick. Raise your hand!🤚🤮
@@ariesmight6978 - It happened to me once on a fishing vessel and it was HORRIBLE!
Waves as high mountains... And brave men with balls of steel...
Nary a snowflake to be seen. Real men on board these vessels. Much respect.
Nary a woman to be seen either, even though they can do everything a man does better.
@@MrTrevortxeartxe only a mature woman would rather wait for his man to get home from that hellish work and prepare him a hearty meal and comfort his tired mind and body than compete with him...
@@KikoMachine999by the plans set forth by Almighty God, unfortunately we live in a world ruled by Satan who seeks to exchange the truth for lies and lead the whole world to hell.
@@MrTrevortxeartxeNot when it comes to physical jobs. Men rule in that department for sure. That makes us admire you men all the more! We love your masculinity! It's not toxic, it's wonderful!
Imagine crossing this in a wooden sail boat in 1500, Portuguese navigators are legends.
Ellos son grandes Guerreros...Muy Valientes luchando con la Fuerza Del Océano !!!! Mi respeto y admiración para esos Hombres!!!
Those containers being cast on the waves, like lego blocks, Nature's forces are truly awe inspiring...
Like dominoes... We are tiny and puny in the face of the forces of nature
Makes you wonder what may have been in them, likely to never be seen again.. Or at least not anytime soon anyway..
Bruh the last clip is cgi it's from a film
Losing those containers - OK, now I know where my lost order is.
Imagine God 😊 He is the creator of it all
It's so wild to think the element of water can literally provide life, but it can also take it at the same time. These are incredibly brave souls. Much respect to you all.
Not to mention the way it so effortlessly tossed those cargo containers!
@@soonerborn7603 Yessss!!
The sea gives and the sea takes! 🌊💙💧
Youd think we can make somthin better than boats. Some tech that sits high above the waves with gyros n legs that counterbalance waves pack containers in bottom like a fairy
Every clip scares me. These men are beyond brave. Praying for all who face the North Sea. 🙏
And NO, they don't turn the ship around, go back and retrieve the overboard containers! A co-worker told me he and his brothers & 2 cousins ran over a container while out deep sea fishing. They sent out a mayday and had to leap overboard for their lives. He said the vaccum a boat creates when going under is very real! MAN THAT WOULD SUCK!
This is what's crazy to me these are some of the biggest ships on the planet and they look so tiny compared to those waves. I can't imagine in ancient times, medieval times, roman times, British colonial times that they took on these waves in wooden boats a quarter the size if not smaller.
Morriam aos milhares todos os anos. Eles sabiam que podiam morrer a qualquer momento no mar. Eram destemidos!
Mother Nature ain't to be messed with!! All respect for these brave people!!
Mother nature?!..
Who is the father?
@@laminebadik7904bro what? There is mother nature and God… what you on abt huh?
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No father... thats why its called Immacuate consumption @@laminebadik7904
Brave men.
Well I guess if you don't know the one true God as your own personal savior then you have to go with Mother Nature right no mother nature is wrong let me introduce you to him his name is Jesus Christ the King of kings and Lord of lords the savior of mankind the creator of all things in the beginning God created the heavens and the Earth the heavens declare the glory of God and the firmament showeth his handiwork for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believeth on him should not perish but have everlasting life.
Mult respect pentru acesti oameni,care muncesc in schimburi pe vapoare si platformele petroliere.Foarte riscant Job.❤
Damals wollte ich immer auf See fahre aber bei den schrecklichen Anblick vergeht ein so einiges.
Die seemänner haben wirklich großen Mut!
Sie sind richtige Helden.
The fact that people do this is just insane to me. Mad respect.
The open ocean is such a relentless beast. It’s mind boggling how terrifying it is.
Imagine, the worldwide Flood of Noah !😢😮
Middle of the ocean at night. Pure pitch darkness. With this going on around you. I couldn’t imagine…
Too much for me. I'll stick to dry land.
Is it courage? Or beeing dumb and desperate for money ?
The Bible references the sea of having beasts coming out of it. It’s actually tells us everything God wants us to know and that we need to know about this earth. B. I. B. L. E. Basic instructions before leaving earth
That slow ocean pirate theme song is making me feel certain ways about fisherman and sea travellers now..
Wake up to the Captain screaming half in Vietnamese “outside everyone tie tie, you tie you. Ice hold brake.” Waves are crashing over the deck as we go out with ropes tight around us and find the deck cover. To the ice hole is up on the roof still tied, but water dumping in to the belly of the boat. I was only out there for 10 minutes but it felt like a lifetime. Still makes my heart race thinking about it and it’s been 10 Years.
I worked in the Gulf of Mexico on the oil rigs,had to ride crew boats,work boats and fly in the helicopters.....I've been in 20ft to 25ft waves and that was scary enough for me.....MUCH RESPECT FOR THESE PEOPLE.......I pray that the lord Jesus Christ be with you and protect you always....Amen
My nephew commutes out to those oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Some scary weather out there for sure!
Amen
I feel you.I take the Staten Island Ferry on a windy day and I petrified! 🥶
الله لا اله الا هو خالق كل شيء رب كل شيء ومليكه،رب السموات والأرض وما بينهما رحمان الدنيا ورحيمهما الملك القدوس السلام رب العرش العظيم
Jesus (peace and blessings be upon him) was and is messenger of God, he is not your lord, the one he worshiped is your Lord.
Not a job for me. I feel such empathy for these brave men.
me either, mad respect for them. But I am concerned about all those shipping containers polluting the ocean.
@@hereandthere6001INDEED!
*Sympathy
@@bmg8647 Yeah. I doubt anyone could truly have empathy with these poor people. But sympathy for? I mean my adjective of poor shows that.
Люблю море, уважаю мощь океана, но чтоб работать далеко в море...это жесть! Респект морякам!
Love the deep male voices of the choir!
Great respect for you all!❤
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PLEASE PLEASE GET RID OF THE MUSIC, THANK YOU ♥️
@@barbara6962the music is 35% of the music
@@barbara6962 It's an old "sea chantey", a sailors' song.
@@barbara6962 Apparently you don't know much about the sea and sailors do you
I couldnt...I just couldn't! Those are some terribly brave men who can do that job!!❤
I totally agree!!❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️
And women …
Brings back memories of my Navy days and 30-40ft seas....
@@hestikleynhans4926eh no litterly less then 1% women doing this try again
The 3rd 😂😂picture is why my packages get delayed
This video absolutely cancels the "i don't need no man" movement, God bless those brave men out there risking their lives🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Look at those waterspouts! I'm glad im watching this, from the safety of my bed on land 😅😅😅
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Like me😂
I am in bed too and watch it.
I have the feeling my bed rocks from side to the other.
Help me , where is my sickness bag ?
For NO MONEY I would sail with them.😱🤢🤮
@@karindickinson7993you'd do it for free? Fk that, I wouldn't do that for all the money in the world.
That's what I'm doing at this very moment!!!
Imagine how the Vikings traveled in wooden ships in this rough sea 🌪️⛈️and returned with their compensations.🔥
Respect 🫡
A lot never returned. Don't think they had life boats.
@@MrMLBson09You beat me to it. 👌
Poseidon is just taking his cut 🌊🧜♂️
I think you mean Ran and AEgir
I swim in waters like that!
"Hey why are my delivery packages so late"
"umm..."
Wow, they really don’t batten down those containers?
Wow, Mother Nature is a PURE FORCE NEVER TO BE MESSED WITH!!!!!
Laughs in Dutch.
No such thing as "mother nature"
Watching this took my breath away. Thank you to these brave men who put their lives at risk to keep us supplied with all the things we need and want.
Never mess with mothernature
That is the power of GOD almighty.
The Sea rules the planet. These Men are the BEST of the best.
My deepest respect to those who dedicate their life working with the Ocean. This video also made me think of those who crossed the oceans over the centuries in the old wooden sail boats. That journey must have been treacherous..
The sea is scary enough in the day but it doesn't stop after the sun goes down. Thats frightening to me.
Respect to the men who work these dangerous jobs 🙏🏻
thanks
Thank you! ...but i also have fun out there 😁
As a previous sailor in the U.S. Coast Guard I have been through similar seas up north in the Bearing Sea of Alaska and north in the Arctic Circle between the U.S. and Russia.
For those Sailors who have been through 30-40 Feet swells all around the world, my respect to you. You personally know what it feels like to have gone through the hands of Neptune.
For those of you who have never been at sea, imagine walking inside a ship on floors and walls as the floor under your feet is nonstop swinging like a parabola 180 degrees back and forth. You can also hear and feel your ship hitting a wall of water that feels more like a concrete wall. Your mind thinks it’s maybe your last breath every 30-60 seconds.
You have to reteach yourself how to walk, eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, and of course work. All while trying not to get sick from your stomach and vomit. Your stomach lets you know you are alive.
The Human Body was not born to be in such environments. I personally have seen people deteriorate and lose 25-30 lbs in 30 days because they are unable to keep food and fluids down. Those are the medical discharges.
thanks for sharing your story
Wow. That’s intense. Both of my grandfathers were away at sea during WW2 , they faced all those rough seas plus red hot shrapnel & bullets / bombs whizzing past too. Respect to them also 😮
Big Respect , I feel sea sick on the cross channel ferry. I couldn’t handle working in those conditions. I’d be pooping it 😂
Green water over the bow secure the weather decks
Bering sea can be mean
Uscgc storis wagb38
Ouch.
A real hero , what a meaningfull life , what a story , what a life , a deep respect ! This is a real life !
If you have such a job , everytime you come home alive and safely to your loving family,it feels heaven for him !!
Ex Navy, these storms really make me miss the ocean! Some days she'd be so calm it's like a sheet of glass, but when it starts raging, there's no comparison to feeling that raw elemental power. When hurricanes came, we would go out to sea in it to keep the ships from smashing into the docks. The weather decks would be secured, meaning nobody allowed outside, but I did go out and hung on to feel it, having myself a Lt. Dan moment lol
My fiancee has been in the North Sea for 3 1/2 years battling for life as the ship he was repairing capsized. Please pray for all men struggling for their lives in this cruel, unforgiving sea! With many prayers to God, he'll be home very soon safe and never to return to the North Sea. This has been an unbelievable experience for us waiting for him as well as for him.
Honestly, this video opened all the sorrow, fear and tears our family feels.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙂
Ameen
Prayers & Hedges of Protection- Psalm 91 & Psalm 121🙏✝️
I’m confused, can you clarify? Is your fiancé “battling for life” because he was injured and is in bad condition or do you mean he’s “battling for life” because he’s out working on the dangerous life-threatening ocean?
🙏
There's a reason these guys make the big bucks! Some of the bravest people on the face of the planet!
Pfft they don't make big bucks
I Googled the salary range, even for the captains of these ships. It really is not much. These salaries are from around $50k to $75k.
The average hourly wage is $19/hr in 2024. Gee. In California, your fast food burger flipper makes $20/hr. minimum wage. Puts our weirdo-economy in perspective, doesn't it? Sad.
Couldn't pay me enough
No we don't get paid big bucks
You must be thinking of off shore oil rig workers.
А вот контейнеры свалились за борт..а у корабля не нарушилось равновесие?как он будет противостоять шторму?морякам уважение и респект❤❤❤это так страшно😢
My uncle was an MM. Chief Engineer, had a fatal headache at sea & had a sea burial service. This is the month you passed many decades ago. We love miss & honor you!
❤️
My cousin & I used to fly down to Florida in the summers to help on my dad & grandpa's sponge boat. When your office is on the ocean, it's a different type of life. The radio is your lifeline & you're at the mercy of the ocean. It's a very vulnerable feeling.
That is awesome!
You can feel VULNERABLE...
MUCH MUCH RESPECT APPRECIATED FOR THESE MEN AND WOMEN WHO OUT THERE IN THAT WATER. GOD BE WITH YALL..
Exactly 💯%‼️‼️‼️
😮I have total Respect +Admiration for All who are Brave enough to work on these Ships! Blessings from NY!🪻💚🌈
china has different mentality than what you might think. They dont care about anything but the money.
Mostly men
tbh, doubt there's women
They weren't kidding the seas are treacherous. Earned my respect
Oh the humanity on that last one!!!
The ocean has to be the most terrifying thing on this planet,and to think we know more about space then we do about the sea.
What space ?? The heaveans are closed
There is water above..
Watch space x rocket trying to escape the fermement
@@albech9659 let me put it another way,we have discovered more space than we have the ocean.
Actually no, we don't, but it is true that we still don't know the oceans fully.
@@alexbarham6606 trust me everything we knew is a lie
Start with this europa the last battle
@@alexbarham6606 i know it seems ridiculous but this past one hundred years are pure indoctrination it started from school..society is chaotic now for a reason you think that you’re a free thinker but in big subject we are all in line with the narrative and that’s the deception where is start from !!
These people are the real deal!! LORD bless them
thanks alot, you too
Amen 🙏🙏🙌
As someone who served in the Navy, I know what it’s like….
The really scary part there could be ppl or kids in those containers...
The men who face these seas must hv nerves of steel. I salute them. May they be safe always.
Nature deserves respect.😮
And those brave sailors too.❤️🔥
The one who created it deserves more praise and respect and that is Allah Lord of the worlds
@@nasiruyusuf8782 Yes.
All the glory to the divine creator.
Nature doesn't get my respect. Nature is a destructive monster, hardly a mother. Those brave sailors get my full respect though. ⚓
We will never win against Mother Nature.
@@kimwarner1681 So true. ❤️🔥👍
The more i get told how dangerous the north sea is, the more appealing it becomes.
The Vikings and Portuguese are true heroes for having the courage to cross this with only wooden boats
Please, as a commercial fisherman I learned not to fear the ocean but to respect her for she is a loving and unforgiving woman.
Hmmm..... a loving and unforgiving woman? Soooo, you'd describe the sea as "loving" like a woman? And also "unforgiving" like a woman? .... You sure you don't want to rethink that? 🧐🤔
@@kimbeewebbhe didn’t use the terms like or as for women. People call countries “her” as well with ships, cars and other transportation vehicles.
Like how we call nature “Mother Nature” the commentator is probably just referring the ocean as an caretaker of it’s inhabitants like sea creatures and plants, and unforgiving for the humans sailing above.
Takes a special kind of person to do this. Amazing
There is NOTHING forgiving about Nature, including her oceans.
@@kimbeewebbpeople like you are why people say "ugh women...."
Just one example of the HEROES in this world that do the important work needed to keep society rolling. Most of us would never dream of such a jub, yet to these braves souls it's just another day at work..
As a child my grandmother would read prayers for maritime workers. I now understand why. My God bless us all.
For those wondering about the name of the song: Hoist the Colors.
Wait that was a song. I thought it was a eulogy for a suicidal environment
UP
A couple of these stormy scenes, especially the water spouts, look like something from another planet. Eerie and beautiful at the same time.
How did all of the ships manage to survive the tsunamis
I work in retail E-Commerce, in a comfortable, heated office; I wouldn’t have a job without them, I daresay we wouldn’t have an economy without them, and I’m so deeply grateful for these ships ❤ with that said, we need international legislation to make it safer to transport goods around the world. No one should have working conditions that dangerous without some protections
My greatest respect goes to the brave men who do these hard work
And they want you to believe that millions and millions of peoples were brought here to this land as slaves on wooden 🚢 boats. We were already here. Indigenous people to this land....The So called ⚫️ Black's.
The sea is so powerful, its magnetic yet terrifying at the same time! Those brave men who work with it - i hope they are well rewarded for this work.
Not exactly a walk in the park is it? May God bless and protect these brave souls!
Mother Nature 🌬️ has her ways off humbling humanity- wat a life🎉
All I see here are great reasons to not go into any body of water larger than my bath tub.
Sounds reasonable
Lol😅
I'd love to go on that ship..
Yes, I'm a thrill seeker..
@@shauna2285 Best of luck to you then. Imma stay right here on this flat, stable, rarely-moving ground!😁
😂
I don't doubt those seas aren't dangerous, but i have always heard the seas around the cape of good hope were the most treacherous seas in the world.
I work in a wine importer.
I rly appreciate our wines actually reaching us without letting the waves consuming them.
Thank you all, ship men.
This is best video to show how brave our men are! And we need to respect them, care for them!! Love them❤
Yes!!
absolutely !
And women**
@@PupcakesDogCare OP was giving credit to our men in particular. People can praise men for a moment without being “all inclusive” with women as well. Women get praise all the time - our men are under appreciated. The number of women on the ships in this video is vastly lower than the number of men.
@@chloeclingerman9883 lol okay then
This is why I'm a land lover! Wow! 😮
haha 😆
And l loved land rover
Wrath of Hod whenever men has defied our GOD 🎉❤
The ocean can over take the land. We should be thankful that it hasn't.
Another nice day in the North Atlantic
Madness. Mother Nature. Mad respect for everyone who works on and under the sea.
Reminds me of that true story movie "The Perfect Storm. Much respect for all that brave those seas.
absolutely and thanks for your comment
The Perfect Storm..
1 of my top 10 movies 🎬
I'm actually recording the perfect storm right now 🎬
One of My favorites..great movie .Very Spooky.
Extremely respected ❤
Just imagine an 80ft wave heading straight towards you in the North Sea, a friend of mine fished there he said it was terrifyting... Brave people...
Salute to those brave man and woman working in such condition ❤
...now imagine the old time ships out on these waters.
All the old explorers sailing looking to get to Aisa only to find the "new world", would be out in THAT.
Must've been terrifying at times.
That is crazy how rough the sea is. And how much cargo goes missing off those ships. What brave souls they are.
All the seafarers and peoples who work offshore are deserved to be respected.