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It's been a long time since San Diego saw anything this thick. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Johnny Gothard on a bone crusher. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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More spectators than surfers… only the bravest paddle out. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Empty beast. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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All eyes on the left. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Those clouds in the background are the remnants of a storm that produced the wave in the foreground. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Not the best place to be when you're holding a paddle. That's photographer Don Balch on the SUP about ready to get annihilated. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Pits and piers. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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San Diego's terra cotta view point. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Just about in the place you'd rather be. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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From above, the coastline was studded with gems. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Sometimes late is the only place to be. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Enough peaks for everyone. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Real estate ain't cheap… and with views like this, you can see why. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Get in or get out. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Just the tip in San Diego. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Two's not a crowd when the third is a wave like this. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Looking south through the Scripps Pier with Mt. Soledad in the background. John Haffey, slotted. Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
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Ruler straight, all the way to the horizonPhoto: Anthony Ghiglia
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Clear water, beautiful waves, and no one out. Is there anything better? Photo: Anthony Ghiglia
After an amazing amount of rain and a storm that sent most Southern Californians running to batten the hatches, the skies cleared and the sun poked its head out. And what it uncovered was something that hadn’t been seen in this part of the world for way too long: giant perfection in San Diego.
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