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The Hawaiian surfer Garrett McNamara catches the wave of a lifetime while tackling the Nazare Canyon off Portugal.
The 1000-ft deep and 3-mile wide underwater canyon – which stretches for 105 miles – acts likes a funnel when it receives Atlantic swells, creating huge waves. Some estimate that McNamara’s wave was 27-metre (90ft) high, which would top the current Guinness World Records holder Mike Parson’s 77ft monster at Cortez Bank in 2001
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OMG! Proud of this North Shore surfer boy!
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i have a recurring dream just like this
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Does anyone remember me saying...waves in Portugal scared
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