Delaware Bay
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A sailor is caught in a terrible storm at sea. His boat is battered by powerful winds, huge crashing waves, and forking lightning. The boat is taking on water and beginning to break apart. Though the sailor fights for survival, the storm continues to rage with wind, rain, thunder, and waves threatening to overwhelm the boat.
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