As with all real-time adventure chronicles, there is perhaps an element of waiting to see if Widger and Phoenix, who are about halfway to Hawaii, will make it or get swallowed up by a rogue wave.

That's living. The waves in Western Australia are often compared to those of Hawaii for their size and power. Look at the honour roll and its no coincidence that Hawaiians like Carissa Moore ...

who are about halfway to Hawaii, will make it or get swallowed up by a rogue wave. The New York Times caught up with Mr. Widger on Monday — Day 13 — to see how he and Phoenix are doing ...

The Banzai Pipeline in Oahu, Hawaii, gets our vote for the most dangerous ... unexpected swells known as rogue waves as maritime myth. But on New Year’s Day of that year, a monitoring platform ...

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A 54-year-old man died after a “rogue wave” carried him into the ocean while he was at a tidal pool area with family in Hawaii, police said. Royden Daikawa of Hilo struggled to swim back to ...

Hawaii also needs more public swimming pools ... they are safely on the beach can suddenly get swept out to sea by a rogue wave that reaches deep into the shoreline and pulls them out to sea.

Waves were 50 feet in face height, according to Liam McNamara. “The conditions are amazing. There’s a strong offshore breeze right now,” McNamara told Hawaii ... online on rogue.tv or ...