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8/24/09

How about those 15 foot waves from hurricane Bill?


Did anyone see how high the waves were in Ocean City, MD?

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22 comments:

  1. Surf's Up! Summer Reading Blogspot8/24/09, 8:49 PM

    Yes they were way way cool...

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  2. Anonymous8/27/09, 1:19 PM

    A girl in our class was in Wildwood and she saw the big waves. She went into the water up to her knees and she was chased by the Lifeguard...
    it was awesome..

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  3. Anonymous8/27/09, 1:29 PM

    I havent seen big waves like the ones on the website. They are so big. I would be scared if I would have been in the water and the waves would have flip me over under the water. Then i would have alot of brusies on my knees. Lol.

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  4. Anonymous8/28/09, 7:48 AM

    Yeah, it was pretty scary

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  5. Mrs. Keeney8/28/09, 9:29 AM

    I am starting to read a great book . The title is Pillars of the Earth. It is about building Cathedrals. I will let you know how it is going...
    Rock and Read...
    What are you reading?

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  6. Anonymous8/31/09, 10:33 PM

    10-i didnt get a chance to sea any of the waves but my cousins did

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  7. Anonymous4/6/11, 10:02 AM

    This is seriously insane. I couldn't even believe at first that the picture posted was actually in ocean city. To be honest, I don't even really remember a Hurricane Bill. I remember one time I was at dewey beach when a pretty decent size storm hit, and the waves were bigger then I've ever seen, the rain was coming down so hard that the streets in around the beach house we were at were flooded, and we could skimboard right there in the streets. - NG

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  8. Anonymous4/6/11, 10:03 AM

    J.T- This is pretty cool how waves can get this big and how someone got to take this picture.

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  9. Anonymous4/6/11, 10:14 AM

    this is my first time hearing about these 15ft waves in ocean city did the waves cause any damage DJ

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  10. Anonymous4/8/11, 8:43 AM

    These waves are a sufer's dream -BC

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  11. Anonymous5/25/12, 12:37 PM

    The ocean reminds me of the movie Aquamarine. Such a beautiful name and the movie was great as well. Mermaids are so majestic and I wish they were real so I could meet one. I love their long, luscious hair. I want Ariel's hair. :-) -A.C.

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  12. Anonymous5/25/12, 12:38 PM

    I would not be surfing on this day, AT ALL!

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  13. Anonymous5/25/12, 12:42 PM

    M.S those waves are HUGE

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  14. Anonymous5/25/12, 12:42 PM

    These waves are scary. LQ

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  15. Anonymous5/25/12, 12:44 PM

    That's pretty scary, but I would like to watch it. But only if I was safe.
    -Jmh

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  16. Anonymous5/25/12, 12:48 PM

    That looks really fun. I mean, those waves don't look dangerous at all..... just kidding. That looks scary. - MH

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  17. Anonymous5/25/12, 2:14 PM

    The waves are pretty cool. TG

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  18. Anonymous5/25/12, 2:18 PM

    DC,This is really awesome and scary at the same time.

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  19. Anonymous5/25/12, 2:18 PM

    AW- Hearing about this 15 foot wave is very shocking and interesting at the same time. It's interesting because I have never heard about this wave before.

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  20. Anonymous11/14/12, 1:57 PM

    Im glad i wasnt there, it looks cool but scary at the same time.A.V.7-8

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  21. Anonymous10/2/14, 9:33 AM

    J.B.: 15 Foot Waves Seem Scary, They Could Swoop You Into The Ocean And You Could Also Drown

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  22. Anonymous10/9/14, 9:35 AM

    Y.C -I've never seen waves that huge in my life! It especially surprises me that those waves were in Ocean City, Maryland. I've been to that beach many times but never during a storm. If I was there during the time of the storm and those huge waves were hitting shore, I would be really scared.

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