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Trainera

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

Trainera

Human-powered watercraft

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

Human-powered watercraft

Human-powered_watercraft

Sport in Spain

Sport in Spain has been highly successful through the late 20th century and early 21st century, in a wide variety of disciplines. The most popular and

Sport in Spain

Sport_in_Spain

Chipironier

Basque boat

Chipironier, also known as a batel, batteleku trainera or "gazolin", are one of the smallest traditional coastal fishing vessels on the Basque coast. Originally

Chipironier

Pedreña

Village in Cantabria, Spain

Training trainera, Pedreña Team

Pedreña

Getxo

Municipality in Basque Country, Spain

rowing clubs of Getxo organises a regatta of traineras called Flag of Getxo. Besides, other annual trainera competitions, like the Flag of Santurtzi, the

Getxo

Cantabria

Autonomous community and province of Spain

The origins of rowing in Cantabria go back many centuries, when several traineras (traditional fishing longboats) competed for the selling of the caught

Cantabria

Coxless four

Boat class used in competitive rowing

racing skiff Wherry Coastal and ocean Cornish pilot gig Currach Surfboat Trainera Celtic longboat Ocean rowing boats - Classic Solo Pair Four Six Eight Sixteen

Coxless four

Coxless_four

Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern

American travel and cuisine television show

testicles), tripe. Museo del Jamón: Serrano, Ibérico, Bellota, head cheese. La trainera: Goose barnacle, shrimp, turbot, crab. Barcelona: La Bouqueria: razor clams

Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern

Bizarre_Foods_with_Andrew_Zimmern

Imanol Pradales

Basque sociologist, university teacher and politician

"Pradales, delfín de Ortuzar y alumno del 'maisu' Urkullu que remará la trainera del PNV". Crónica Vasca (in Spanish). Retrieved 27 November 2023. "El colegio

Imanol Pradales

Imanol_Pradales

Varenne

Italian Standardbred racehorse

stockbroker Vincenzo "Enzo" Giordano for €50,000. Varenne also switched trainera to Finnish-born and Italy-based Jori Turja. Turja, as well as driver Minnucci

Varenne

Labourd

Province in Pays Basque, France

Flemish. Basque whalers used for this activity the longboats known as traineras, that only allowed whaling near the coast or based in a larger ship. It

Labourd

Basque rural sports

Sports competitions of the Basque people

and the cox, who faces them at the stern. The boats are called traineru (trainera in Spanish), and are derived from 19th century fishing boats. The most

Basque rural sports

Basque_rural_sports

Coastal and offshore rowing

Rowing sport performed at sea

used for sport and leisure activities. Among the best known are the “traineras” and “bateles”, typical of northern Spain, the “llaüts” and “faluchos”

Coastal and offshore rowing

Coastal_and_offshore_rowing

Kontxako Bandera

Spanish coastal rowing competition

and the cox, who faces them at the stern. The boats are called traineru (trainera in Spanish, trainière in French) and are derived from 19th century fishing

Kontxako Bandera

Kontxako_Bandera

History of the Basques

shipyards and ironworks expanded their naval capabilities, using longboats or traineras. Whaling and cod-fishing brought Basques into contact with the North Sea

History of the Basques

History_of_the_Basques

Cerisy-la-Forêt

French commune

reads, "Tremblez, tremblez diables d'enfer, aussitôt qu'en prison on vous traînera, vos bras seront liés de lourdes chaines de fer et vous les porterez tels

Cerisy-la-Forêt