That doesn’t really count since the wave only went 600 feet to the other side of a bay. The wave wasn’t 1720 feet tall, just that’s how far water splashed up the mountain on the other side.
In your link they even say a small boat survived by letting out enough anchor line and being able to ride the wave. No chance they did anything over a 150 foot wave like that.
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That doesn’t really count since the wave only went 600 feet to the other side of a bay. The wave wasn’t 1720 feet tall, just that’s how far water splashed up the mountain on the other side.
In your link they even say a small boat survived by letting out enough anchor line and being able to ride the wave. No chance they did anything over a 150 foot wave like that.