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Just found on the Net. A surf with a 40ft boat

http://naturalsurfing.es/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=268&Itemid=1

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Comment by Mike Brown on January 20, 2009 at 11:06am
Bill, you read my mind. No doubt they had some "laundry" to do.
Mike
Comment by Veranda on January 20, 2009 at 10:03am
Yeah, I'm pretty sure the bodies natural response to broaching in a wave that big would to shit yourself. All that water in the cockpit probably helped with the initial clean up. I hope they had their boards in.

Bill
s/v Veranda
Comment by Mike Brown on January 20, 2009 at 9:34am
Dances thanks for the translation. I find it interesting that she did a 180 after the last wave engulfed them. Something tells me they had a bit of cleaning up to do after making port.
Mike
Comment by ___/)ances With Sails on January 19, 2009 at 3:11pm
using a translation tool:
A big shock is what this boat was nearly 12 meters into the harbor on Saturday afternoon at the port of Zumaia. About seven in the evening and in the creeks of Orrua, many boats were returning from a day's sailing. The sea was calm, apparently by a lack of wind but the series of waves entering the bay were very large. Several of these vessels do not control the time of the series and were killed by the waves right in the mouth of the harbor. Ships with a good engine can draw all their power in cases like this but the big problem is for those with little motor yachts. This was the case with this boat called Urola. No well-calculated entry in the series and saw the middle of several waves. In the first as shown in the sequence of photographs to get a move but the lack of champa engine lets you at the mercy of the next to be engulfed by all the foam. When viewing the present situation and thought that the mast was about to dump, and was able to stand again into port after a big scare.
Comment by Mike Brown on January 19, 2009 at 2:03pm
Carumba! I could only understand bits and pieces of the article and couldn't figure out from the pictures what he was trying to do. I assume he was entering a harbor with a rather large bar he had to cross. Either he was awefully gutsy, awefully stupid or just plain lucky.
Comment by zeehag on January 18, 2009 at 9:06pm
he got pooped gooooooooooooood......wow............what a ride..........
Comment by CAN DRAC on January 18, 2009 at 8:41pm
Amazing images! Who said Beneteaus can't handle big waves? By the way, that's actually a Beneteau 46 (the 40 and the 43 only have one port hole aft of the main side window).
Comment by zeehag on January 18, 2009 at 7:15pm
wow-----

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