- A
trainera is a
traditional boat of the
Cantabrian Sea
coast at the
southern end of the Bay of Biscay,
propelled by oars, and
formerly sailing. It is a...
- pair,
Coxed pair,
Coxless four,
Coxed four, and
Eight Galley, Dromon,
Trainera, and
Trireme Moving a
single stern-mounted oar from side to side, while...
-
rowing clubs of
Getxo organises a
regatta of
traineras called Flag of Getxo. Besides,
other annual trainera competitions, like the Flag of Santurtzi, the...
-
Sport in
Spain in the
second half of the 20th
century has
always been
dominated by football.
Other po****r
sport activities include basketball, tennis...
-
Training trainera, Pedreña Team...
-
racing skiff Wherry Coastal and
ocean Cornish pilot gig
Currach Surfboat Trainera Celtic longboat Ocean rowing boats -
classic Solo Pair Four Six
Eight Sixteen...
- ****s), tripe.
Museo del Jamón: Serrano, Ibérico, Bellota, head cheese. La
trainera:
Goose barnacle, shrimp, turbot, crab. Barcelona: La Bouqueria:
razor clams...
- "Pradales, delfín de
Ortuzar y
alumno del 'maisu'
Urkullu que remará la
trainera del PNV". Crónica
Vasca (in Spanish).
Retrieved 27
November 2023. Ormazabal...
- Chipironier, also
known as a batel,
batteleku trainera or "gazolin", are one of the
smallest traditional coastal fishing vessels on the
Basque coast. Originally...
- The
origins of
rowing in
Cantabria go back many centuries, when
several traineras (traditional
fishing longboats)
competed for the
selling of the caught...
