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Dungeons, South Africa
Mavericks, California, USA.
Nazaré, Portugal.
Punta Galea, Getxo, Spain.
Shipstern Bluff, Tasmania, Australia.
Teahupoo, Tahití, French Polynesia
Jaws Surf Break, Haiku, Hawaii, USA.
The Right, Western Australia.
Waimea Bay, Hawaii, USA.
Cortes Bank, California, USA.
Belharra, San Juan de Luz, France.
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Dungeons, South Africa

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Mavericks, California, USA.

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Nazaré, Portugal.

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Punta Galea, Getxo, Spain.

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Shipstern Bluff, Tasmania, Australia.

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Teahupoo, Tahití, French Polynesia

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Jaws Surf Break, Haiku, Hawaii, USA.

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The Right, Western Australia.

Waimea Bay, Hawaii, USA.

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Cortes Bank, California, USA.

Belharra, San Juan de Luz, France.

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