Cullernose Point, Northumberland, has been battered by wild winds and towering waves following a recent intense storm. The sea is a churning spectacle, with waves reaching extraordinary heights, creating a scene more akin to the open ocean than the typical North Sea. The grey-green waters are thick with churned sand, relentlessly crashing against the dark, imposing rocks, creating dramatic geyser-like sprays. The dolerite cliffs of the Whin Sill, renowned for their distinctive geological formations, provide a stunning backdrop to this display of nature's power.