Travel Videos 365 - BETA version 1.02

Even the bridge is not safe....

Check out the size of these waves! 20 - 30 feet, combined wind speed of 80mph, 61 mph sustained plus 19 mph ship speed.

- Huge Large from Tornado Thunderstorm - Recently, one of StanleyJenkins.com members set out on a storm chasing trip to the midwest and was caught in a huge hail storm producing 1-2" stones in this thunderstorm. This thunderstorm had a history of tornadoes. Very Large and huge hail destroyed our rental van..... more

Huge tornadic supercell producing violent rotation and multiple funnels begins to overtake us even at speeds of 100mph. Supercell produced at least one confirmed tornado and possible gustnado along with several funnel clouds. Unbelievable storm structure and rotation.

Huge jump from a train bridge into a river in Windsor - if any broadcasters are planning on using this in the news then contact mrdanwaite@hotmail.com to ask permission.

Top surfers take on huge waves in Hawaii anywhere from 35 to 40 foot surf. This segment is called "Condition Black" from the "Best of Nature 25 Years" program from PBS, recorded from KCET-HD. Copyright ©2007 KCET Los Angeles / PBS

The sheer size of this thing caught me by surprise. It reminds me a bit of the opening to Star Wars, where the Star Destroyer looked impossibly huge as it soared overhead. This is a ship as it passes under the lift bridge in Duluth, Minnesota.

Our last few hours in Puerto Rico had arrived. We left Dorado and took coastal Highway 165 again for a pleasant stress-free drive into San Juan. We had just about two hours before we had to return our vehicle at the airport and decided to visit another couple of areas in San Juan that we had not seen before. We drove.... more

This is my amateur video taken in between breaks while filming a fishing show for OLN near Prince Rupert B.C. Canada. We caught over 300 Ling Cod, many Red Snappers a few Halibut. The wildlife was fantastic! Many Killer Whales, Bald Eagles and Huge Octopus. Thanks to Tony Rutledge and Andrew Rushton of www.kalumriverlodge.com

In Hawaii, almost everything arrives by ship, and docking that never ending succession of vessels is the job of the mighty tug s. Few people ever give a thought to these hard working boats and captains who bring ships in and out of Honolulu Harbor on a never ending basis. And fewer still will ever ride on one. .... more