Severn Bore
British surf break created by an incoming tidal surge funneling up the lengthy (220 miles) and picturesque River Severn, about 100 miles west of London. "Ducking under branches and riding through bushes," British champion surfer Rod Sumpter said of his first experience on the Bore in 1968, "rode under the railway bridge where a row of spectators were watching this crazy surfer take on the world's ...
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Severn Bore, 1975Subscribe to view
Severn Bore, 1967Subscribe to view
"Mad Jack" Churchhill, Original Severn Bore SurferSubscribe to view
Aerial view of River Severn. Photo: Van RhijanSubscribe to view
Severn Bore, 2010. Photo: Papa PiperSubscribe to view
Severn Bore, 2021Subscribe to view
Severn Bore, 1975
Severn Bore, 1967
"Mad Jack" Churchhill, Original Severn Bore Surfer
Aerial view of River Severn. Photo: Van Rhijan
Severn Bore, 2010. Photo: Papa Piper
Severn Bore, 2021