Surge Collection (page 10)

Flooded coast road and marshes after tidal surge, Cley-next-the-sea, North Norfolk, England, December 2013

Morton, North Yorkshire - The Aegir - a tidal surge on the River Trent. It takes its name from Aegir, the Norse god of the ocean

Kicking Horse River and Takakkaw Falls, Yoho National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, British Columbia, Rocky Mountains, Canada, North America

The beginning of the Somme offensive
British troops are shown marching across German trenches at the beginning of the Somme offensive of July 1916. Some soldiers are shown consolidating the captured positions

Kitchener Recruiting
Kitchener tries to rouse a potential recruit to a surge of patriotism - but the wretched fellow couldn t give a damn

The bursting of the Bilberry Reservoir, spreading destructio
The bursting of the Bilberry Reservoir. Much destruction was caused by the flooding, bridges lost and buildings demolished

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Surfers riding famous waves on north shore of Oahu, Hawaii

foam, waves, ocean, coast, horizon
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Boy playing in sea with boogie board (rr)
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Boy running at waters edge, West Dale
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Beach, surf and coastline, Cabo de S. Vicente, Western Algarve
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Beach and surf, Ribeira, Portugal, Europe (rr)
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Beach and surf, Ribeira, Portugal, Europe
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"Surge: Nature's Powerful Symphony Unleashed" Bloubergstrand, with the majestic Table Mountain as its backdrop, offers a front-row seat to witness the surge of the Atlantic Ocean in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa. As ships battled against stormy waves on rocky coasts centuries ago, artists like Jan Porcellis captured their struggle in masterpieces like "Ships in a Storm. " The Naval Battle of Navarino in 1827 echoes through time as George Philip Reinagle immortalized this historic clash. Meanwhile, a lighthouse stands tall on Ile de Brehat along Brittany's Pink Granite Coast in France, guiding sailors away from treacherous waters. From Milford on Sea's serene English coast to Carrapateira's wild Algarve shores and Denmark's rugged North Sea Coast – each location experiences the surge differently. Black pebbles dance under Iceland's Reynisfjara lava beach while dramatic clouds embrace Reynisdrangar rock formation near Vik i Myrdal. Even during royal journeys or times of mourning like 1861’s somber attire depicted by Mourning Dress fashion trends – nature never ceases its relentless surging rhythm. The ebb and flow remind us of our place within this vast world. In every corner of the globe where land meets sea, we find ourselves captivated by the surge - an awe-inspiring force that shapes our planet and stirs emotions deep within our souls.