EasyDrop Surf Camp,
Itacare, Bahia, Brazil. Nov. 2008
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Big Pacific NW Swell
Hits Olympic Peninsula, Oct. 2001
On October 2, 2001, a 25-30
foot NW swell hit the Pacific Northwest, the biggest NW swell in more than a
decade. NW swells enter the Straights of Juan de Fuca (the gap of ocean between
the Olympic peninsula of Washington state and the southern tip of Vancouver
Island). These NW swells create waves either when they run into points of land
or into underwater river jetties formed where rivers from the Olympic mountains
flow into the ocean.
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