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Seine nets can be deplo**** from the s**** as a
beach seine, or from a
boat.
Boats deploying seine nets are
known as
seiners. Two main
types of
seine net...
- The
Seine (/seɪn, sɛn/ sayn, sen, French: [sɛn] ) is a 777-kilometre-long (483 mi)
river in
northern France. Its
drainage basin is in the
Paris Basin...
- time of such
vessels is limited.
Seiners use
surrounding and
seine nets. This is a
large group ranging from open
boats as
small as 10
metres (33 ft) in...
- the
traditional Seine boat race
featuring crews of 12
oarsmen (two men to an oar) with a cox
guiding them. The
history of the
Seine boat was one of fishing...
- of the
seine boat, by
suitable signs to the
location of a
likely shoal. On a
given signal, the net was shot
around the
shoal by the
seine boat, and in...
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community of Gloucester, M****achusetts, the
festival involves a carnival,
seine boat races, and the
Greasy Pole contest, and
attracts people from all over...
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boats at Petit-Gennevilliers.
Monet lived near the
Seine throughout his life and
painted his
studio boat on
several occasions, both at
Argenteuil and at...
- L'Inconnue de la
Seine (English: The
Unknown Woman of the
Seine) was an
unidentified young woman whose ****tive
death mask
became a po****r
fixture on...
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dories compare favorably with the New
Bedford whaleboat and the
Gloucester seine boat. The
Swampscott dory is a
melding of the
earlier Wherry design and the...
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favourite boating centre for Parisians, and its
industries included boat building. On 15
February 1968 the
commune was
officially renamed Asnières-sur-
Seine to...
