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Big wave surfing video at the Cribbar Newquay

December 3, 2011

Share The Cribbar breaks rarely…perhaps a few times a year… if you’re lucky. Unless you live close to Newquay and keep a keen eye on the surf reports the chances are, you could miss it. The reason it breaks so rarely isn’t (as far as I’m aware) about voodoo or spells, it is just that [...]

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Big Teahupoo – Big wave tow in surfing video

August 28, 2011

Share The Billabong rpo at Teahupoo in Tahiti has largely been on hold this week bar one day of surfing. However yesterday ( Saturday 27th August) the big swell that was predicted hit. True to form the big wave teams turned up and set about launching themselves into insane huge barrels. There were many stories [...]

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Love big waves? Check out the Sun!

June 14, 2011

Share Ok so it may not be specifically ‘surf’ related news, but NASA has just discovered waves the size of the United States of America! Admittedly the waves might be a little to hot to surf (and a bit big!) but if you’re at all interested in how the universe works then these truly god-sized [...]

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Surfing & Bodyboarding -Towan Backwash – Video & Gallery

October 5, 2010

Share With double to triple overhead waves smashing into Fistral beach and against the Cribbar rocks in Newquay on Tuesday the 5th of October – it was certainly no day for Captain Calamity to be at sea With a pretty unfavourable wind making surfing at Fistral beach or at the Cribbar pretty impossible, the surfing [...]

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Photo gallery 2 – Surfers Surfing Waves at South Fistral, Newquay

July 24, 2010
Gallery of surfers at South Fistral

Share Photo gallery number 2 of surfers at South Fistral beach, Newquay when a fairly chunky swell came one Wednesday afternoon in July.  It seemed like the the weather changed every half an hour with plenty of rain and grey skies on the one hand, then sunshine and a rainbow on another…Simpy click on the [...]

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