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that wave would terrify anyone on the planet,bravery,courage and commitment are an understatement,did he leave his brain at home that day, i just can't grasp the size of that monster wave,it must of looked twice its size when it was coming towards him,lucky man to have survived it
 
She can be a DARK mistress sometimes of that there’s no doubt.
Lucky man, I wonder if he went straight out and bought a lottery ticket after walking away from that.
 
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She can be a DARK mistress sometimes of that there’s no doubt.
Lucky man, I wonder if he went straight out and bought a lottery ticket after walking away from that.
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if he did he won then he probably whent and bought a new surfboard and legstrap
paid for physio on his damaged shoulders , bought a bigger engined jet ski and he is probably looking for a bigger wave right now

bravery/ lunacy / lucky
 
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Some waves sure look real scary ...

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Same place as the wipeout...known simply as 'the right'.10 years ago these weren't even classed as waves,now they're popping up all round the world and with the introduction of tow surfing they're easy to get into....but not so easy to get out of!
 

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you guys are scary
stay safe , well, as safe as you can
man they are big waves
 
Utter nutters! But lots of respect.......Talk about having a death wish!
 
Found a link to some footage at .
 
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This is about 500m up from where i usually dive.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8GvQGIU3U8]YouTube - Monster Waves off Mullaghmore[/ame]
 
I was up your way not long ago...stunning place for many reasons.Can't wait to return.
 
Thanks for posting that shot, badlander. The first wave looked so weird that I wondered if it was photoshoped, but you can see the relation. Freaky looking wave, not to mention its size.

Connor
 
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