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  2. Wave Loch - Wikipedia

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    Wave Loch Inc. is a surf ride manufacturing company responsible for such water rides as the FlowBarrel, Flying Reef, SurfPool, Wave House franchises, and, formerly, FlowRider. These water attractions grew to mainstream popularity thanks to their use in many popular water parks and cruise ships.

  3. Wavegarden - Wikipedia

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    NLand Surf Park in Austin, Texas featured their second commercial lagoon when it opened for business on 7 Oct 2016. [27] 2019 The Wave in Bristol, the first Wavegarden Cove lagoon opens to public. 2020 URBNSURF becomes Australia's first surf park opens to public; 2020 WAVE PARK, Asia’s biggest surf park is the centerpiece of a new luxury ...

  4. Manda and the Marbles - Wikipedia

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    Their songs made pining and heartache sound like so much friggin' fun. Finally, the valley girl woes have a new poster girl: Manda Marble. Manda and the Marbles are a Columbus, Ohio trio whose songs mirror those of sassy female-fronted pop bands – sunny surf rhythms and rather forlorn subject matter.

  5. Wave pool - Wikipedia

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    Some wave pools like those made by Wavegarden at Surf Snowdonia and NLand are expressly designed for surfing rather than for swimming, and accordingly, create much larger waves. Other surfing wave pool projects, some of which can be in lakes, include Surf Ranch from Kelly Slater Wave Company, Surf Lakes, Webber Wave Pools and Okahina Wave ...

  6. List of Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmarks - Wikipedia

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    Big Surf Waterpark The first wave pool in North America to consistently generate 3–5 foot spilling waves suitable for surfing. 1969 Tempe: Arizona United States ASME brochure: 253: 2013 Titan Crane. The largest crane of the hammer-head or "Titan" type. 1907 Clydebank: West Dunbartonshire: United Kingdom No ASME brochure available 254: 2013

  7. Surfing in the United States - Wikipedia

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    Big wave surfing involves riding a wave that is at least 6.2 meters (20 ft) high, on surfboards known as “guns” or “towboards” that are typically 1.82 to 3.65 meters (6 to 12 ft long). [32] [33] [34] These boards are thicker than regular surfboards enabling a rider to paddle fast enough to catch a wave.

  8. Mike Gebhardt - Wikipedia

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    When Gebi's younger brother Jon sailed home on a windsurfer, Gebhardt knew he had found the perfect wind and wave powered sport to take his love of the ocean to the next level. Gebi's Olympic Windsurfing career started in 1984, with the 17-year-old grom windsurfer finished 3rd in the 1984 L.A. US Olympic Trials.

  9. Darrick Doerner - Wikipedia

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    Darrick Doerner is a big wave pioneer in the sport of tow-in surfing, in which personal water craft are used to tow surfers into large surf. Also known by the nickname, Double D, Doerner is an accomplished big wave surfer himself.