A man has passed away after surfing for an incredible 14,626 days in a row. He was seventy-seven.
Dale Webster, popularly known as Everyday Dale and The Daily Wavester, passed away not long after becoming well-known in the surfing community for his extraordinary consistency.
Several social media platforms revealed the surf legend’s passing on Tuesday. The reason of death and the precise date of death are yet unknown.
From September 1975 to October 2015, Webster surfed daily. On October 5, 2015, he required surgery to remove a kidney stone, ending his legendary run.
The Guinness World Record for the most continuous days of surfing is held by the legendary figure in water sports.
According to Surfer, the California native rode 43,923 waves in his time there.
In a 2000 story, Wesbter told the New York Times, “I think of all the things I’ll have missed in life because of this.” The recollection of riding all those waves will be all I have left. It feels like my own private Disneyland when I’m out there observing the seals, sea lions, and 30-inch salmon jumping while I have all those waves to myself.
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