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areas of
modern Norway, and
occasionally raced. The word
faering comes from the
Norwegian word
færing (Old
Norse feræringr),
literally meaning "four-oaring"...
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hacer fazer fer
facer fazer fer far, faire, har (or hèr)
faire fàghere,
fàere, fàiri fare a face 'to do'
febrem fiebre (calentura)
febre fèbre, frèbe...
- Folkboat, a
class of clinker-built long-keeled cruiser/racer A
Norwegian faering, a four-oared boat A
coble from the
Northeast of
England classic Boat (magazine)...
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constructed using the same clinker-built
method as longships, karves, and
faerings. Oak,
which was
widely available in
southern Scandinavia, was extraordinarily...
- of funding. This
round of
funding was led by the
venture capital firm,
Faering Capital, with follow-on
investments from
current investors, Foundation...
- of
Hannes Agnarsson, who he pla**** with at B36. Stolt, men også ambitiøs
færing: Nu drømmer jeg om at
spille en
officiel landskamp, viborg-folkeblad.dk...
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ignored (help) "Tools -
Northwoods Canoe Co". wooden-canoes.com. "
Faering Design,
copper nails, roves, and fasteners". www.faeringdesigninc.com....
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similar proportions and
appearance as
smaller boats of the type (such as
faerings). Fembørings
traditionally are
constructed of fir or pine, are
rowed or...
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traditional wooden boats of the west
coast of Norway, most
notably the
faering variant of the Oselvar. Traditionally, up
until the
second half of the...
