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The oceans take a fair whipping from Mother Nature with frequent gales and storms to the south of New Zealand and HMNZS Wellington tackled seas from six to ten metres in a southern voyage.
Take a look at what the crew had to endure on their stormy trek south.
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Zelda Wynn on 29/05/2012 2:37am
Great view of the waves crashing as she headed into them. Pleased that she didn’t flip over or sink.
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