
LE CONSUL
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I have tried to wrote in english... I hope !...
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Those photos are screen-shots in my Mac of my files - Blue files : each contain (1) history's boats, (2) photos or paintings founded on internet, (3) adresses where I have asked for history, plans received and/or that I have draw before the built, (4) photos during my constructions and (5) a book of the story of the boat that I have write. - Yellow hands : I have finished the model, and the model is now at home... - Red cross : I have identified the boat of the writer and I have a road to follow until the plans (for exemple a museum who have documentation) - Wave : It is a french distinction ("écrivain de marine") given by the Musée de la Marine in Paris - Pencil : I have wrote for ask plans - Sand- watch (I don't know the word in english - in french "sablier") that I have begin the construction - "?" : I have found a relation between the writer and a boat, but I have to decide if the boat is "to the writer" or "at the writer" ("owner or passenger" is may be best to say that)
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Voilà mes projets : De 190.1. à 190.8. les maquettes sont faites. Il faudra que je vive jusqu'à 187 ans pour finir les autres !
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Ma prochaine maquette pourrait être le FERIBOITE ("Ferryboat" prononcé avec l'accent du sud de la France), un bateau qui traversait le port de Marseille au début du XXème siècle. Un écrivain et cinéaste, Marcel PAGOL (que j'adore), se l'était "approprié" !
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L'EMMA dont le lancement pourrait avoir lieu dans un ou deux mois !
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Merci Bob. Je connais bien Slocum, mais je me pose la question : était-il un navigateur-écrivain ou un écrivain-navigateur ? Beaucoup de navigateurs ont écrit !
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Hi Roger. Bonne idée, le SUNFISH. Pas difficile d'obtenir des plans : on doit les trouver sur internet ! Mais je ne connaissais pas Nathanael Philbrick... Alors, je vais ouvrir un "dossier" et lire cet historien. Un jour son bateau sera dans ma collection. Merci.
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Merci Ron. Je vais ouvrir un dossier et chercher des renseignements sur la NONA, et lire Hilaire BELLOC que je ne connaissais pas...
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Merci monsieur.
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Merci de votre idée. J'avais bien repéré l'Amphitrite. Mais si je construit cette maquette au 1/30ème, comme les autres, elle aura 2 mètres ou plus de long. C'est trop grand pour mon atelier. Alors j'ai repoussé ce dossier pour plus tard !
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EMMA à Alexandre Dumas
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