Thurso: Scotland's world famous surfing spot
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Lying at 59 degrees north, Thurso is the most Northern wave spot on the planet to host a professional surfing event: the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Scotland.
Lying at 59 degrees north, Thurso is the most Northern wave spot on the planet to host a professional surfing event: the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Scotland.
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