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The dinghy is the ideal boat for beginners, especially for children. This very clear and practical guide, largely illustrated, is there to accompany them in their learning. It covers all the essential notions: where to sail, how to choose your boat, how to take your first steps on the water and on the boat, how to leave and return, how to take care of the weather, how to manage your safety...
Characteristics of the manual : The dinghy
- 128 pages
- Format: 17 x 24 cm
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