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Originally posted by Xpletive Originally posted by les5269 Not sure if thats supposed to be funny or not !!

  Now that one is !

Benjamin,

Please dont think I am being rude but where you say "the type of navigation" do you mean the type of sailing.

I know the french word for sailing is the same or close but "navigation" for us is finding your way from on place to another

(BNS help me out on this, I cant spell in French either)

PS. If you want to, post both the french and english text. At least it would force most of us to think a bit

 

Yes Offshoretiger, you're right. "Navigation" here means sailing, and "light" means dinghy sailing.

As for "kind of navigation exerced in england", which output do you expect from this forum, kapro? I don't think this is the right place to collect statistics; you're going to meet a horde of "adolescents frétillants" who are going to wax lyrical on the endless days they've spent on the water. I hope you don't expect objective reports here!

However, there will be other members who might have enough time on their hands to search for statistics, or at least point you in the right direction.

Even if they exist, I'm not entirely convinced that type of statistics would be accurate across the spectrum of British dinghy sailors. Many people don't belong to a club, don't race and sail the boat their grandad pinned and glued together in the sitting-room, in 1961! Difficult to keep track...

Still, most active forum members here will be happy to help you in your project, even if it's another way of reviving the old "my-boat's-better-than-yours" playground bickering.
Alors que tout le monde sait parfaitement, même si certains refusent de l'admettre, que le meilleur dériveur, c'est le Contender, bien sûr !   

Best of luck in your project. For any translation problem, don't hesitate to ask (I speak a bit of French and I can manage in English too...)

A plus !

xxx BnS

Thanks all. You're right! Saying 'kind of navigation' I would say "sailing" ^^

I'll look at this! ;)
If one day you come infrance, I've got a sailing club near Arcachon on the lake of Sanguinet. The World A-Class championship is every year organised here...and hobie cat regatas etc...you're welcome ;)

Merci beaucoup les gars. Ce que je cherche, c'est de savoir combien de jours en général les "Papy boomers" qui utilisent des bateaux de 9m habitables style Jeanneau, Dufour, RM ou autre mettent pour leur virées en mer au large des cotes anglaises. Le temps est moins clément que sur la cote atlantique, donc peut etre que ca veut dire qu'il y a des contraintes de pluie, de vent etc plus importantes etc. Cela nous permettra de déterminer précisément les points importants de la navigation anglaise typique...

merci encore

Ben

Originally posted by kapro Thanks all. You're right! Saying 'kind of navigation' I would say "sailing" ^^ I'll look at this! ;) If one day you come infrance, I've got a sailing club near Arcachon on the lake of Sanguinet. The World A-Class championship is every year organised here...and hobie cat regatas etc...you're welcome ;) Merci beaucoup les gars. Ce que je cherche, c'est de savoir combien de jours en général les "Papy boomers" qui utilisent des bateaux de 9m habitables style Jeanneau, Dufour, RM ou autre mettent pour leur virées en mer au large des cotes anglaises. Le temps est moins clément que sur la cote atlantique, donc peut etre que ca veut dire qu'il y a des contraintes de pluie, de vent etc plus importantes etc. Cela nous permettra de déterminer précisément les points importants de la navigation anglaise typique... merci encore Ben

what are "papy boomers"???