<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?><?Xpress productLine="abcb-glossentry" ?><abcb-glossentry xmlns:qxa="true" id="_835c2aad-12c4-43af-bb4d-d3f8bcb6acee" outputclass="abcb-glossentry"><glossterm id="_a987e522-eb1f-4936-a245-c313938d57c3">Breaking surf</glossterm><glossdef outputclass="glossdef"><p>Any area of salt water in which waves break on an average of at least 4 days per week but does not include white caps or choppy water.</p><callout id="_5aee504c-09a2-44f5-aef9-bbd9844d5116"><callout-type ncc-info-type="info"/><p>Breaking surf normally occurs in areas exposed to the open sea. Breaking surf does not normally occur in sheltered areas, such as that which occurs around Port Phillip Bay, Sydney Harbour, Swan River, Derwent River and similar locations.</p></callout></glossdef></abcb-glossentry>