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Sea, sex and sun... No, I'm sorry, sea, sail and sun, and wind !!! Just perfect. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7wiBeA2rrqw

At Castine https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zcIblphVu7g

Naval Action, as if you were there !!! Video of the exceptionally beautiful l'Hermione sailing with the Lynx. A pure beauty. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=T3lX7DH3PWQ

Parade of ships At Castine https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AjGhFFVLlDE

The last American city with Castine https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5D0rhiQeTAs

This ship is built solely on the description given by Colbert. They therefore have no plans, just the description, at best they have some sheets of drawings. but nothing else. The ship will not be an exact replica. L'Hermion also has lots of difference compared to the original frigate.

I do not know if it's a ship for lakes, I ask myself. But if one is, I doubt he can go high seas. But is it a lake ship?

This is not a ship on the lakes?

http://www.tourville.asso.fr/en/

The legend of the top says: Campaign Vice Admiral Comte d'Estaing in America, commanding a squadron of 12 ships and 4 frigates, exit Toulon April 13, 1778. The legend at the bottom says: Boston United States capital of North America, seen from the harbor named Kings Road. Map of Boston in 1722 Coast Yorktown in Boston in ???

Tu n'avais pas déjà fait un truc sur la Belle-Poule ?

Ah oui, il a sacrément emmerdé son monde la bas !!!! Et c'est vrai qu'il a un..... Sacré caractère

At Newport. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-pvFD6SufWQ

It is difficult to gauge with these photos. He would have had to take some measures. Since the diameter of the mouth, or barrel length, etc. But at first seen, it is indeed a French bronze cannon, used in the seventeenth century. Here are the French seventeenth calibres: 4-pdr, 6-pdr, 8-pdr, 12-pdr, 18-pdr, 24-and 36-pdr pdr.

At Greenport with the Tall ships. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=CP8b0egEvns

Thank you DeRuyter for this photos. Very nice !

Reportage on the CBS channel https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7GPXVV7jjPA

L'Hermione head of boating parade for the festival of Independence of America in NY. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9E-8FQ5bVW0

Pour les nuls comme moi, c'est quoi un (une ?) upgrade ? Et en euro, tu as perdu quoi ? Tu as perdus de l'argent réel ? Ou c'est fictif ?

Nice video. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TaR2VIsUhF4

Thank you Yamms, http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2wcln3_video-l-arrivee-de-l-hermione-a-new-york_news

First name : État de Bourgogne By J.N. Sané Build in Brest 1786-1855 Second name : l'Ocean in 1795 196' 6" x 50' x 25' 32-gun of 36-pdr 34-gun of 24-pdr 34-gun of 12-pdr 18-gun of 8-pdr Total : 118-gun In 1793 + 6 howitzer for 124-gun This is not very good, I'm sorry ... Lebreton's lithography representing two ships of 118-gun maneuvering. In the foreground l'Ocean and in the second le Souverain. We are in the 1840s. The wind must be Strong Breeze in view of sails, le Souverain is downwind with the mainsail on brails for not to lose wind in the foresail. L'Ocean is in with the wind of the quarter to starbord tack. The road of collisision must be exceeded and le Souverain drive behind the l'Ocean. The foresail and fore-topsail are not to lose wind and offers more lift to the wind. The effort is given up at the back despite the mizzen brails. With the help of the bar, is going to luff. L'Ocean has a flame war at the mainmast, the admiral does not seem to be on board. This must be the first squadron, the white squadron flag is scope on the mainmast. Unless the building is not integrated with a squadron, it is isolated and therefore has a the flame without distinction guard.

Model Ship, l'Ocean, 118-gun vessel in his state from 1807. http://mnm.webmuseo.com/ws/musee-national-marine/app/collection/record/8952?vc=ePkH4LF7lVfNbtswDH4Voy-wS18gaztsw4IVw9prodiMw0KWNFHK0rffR1lW3KSXHYqSnyiK5n-ux9PNMkFub2_-J0E-XftoFYdWH5mHbqKBTTf4v856M6gyNewHIgix_kBbitS5PFH039yxUvcUfKr0ZyanfGdyioQOpaBoDvQcLDsC7dFzQdxvv3TOT2iCtnR5jJCBALAzib1DHQ50ellD0pkQyNr1-QqBahIeZ9lnKDR9U9JwqQeJ1T4YkGDJ-bgjJzTpEBijzwESfaSqfdZVeMpx4an3lhbGMuXTXb1RsZH8GE04MH2FH31k5EsToSM5gg9SQ4pFv8hYlvruCBGhpq0wfvdKSTYivme8flDNPykfER5Jb3aRnumAdYkFujBP5ke0kUUOhZ4AIazykH5Tf3Bq3vI5y1Fl0_lccggoKSkZkyf9L1klJxNV4AF7Q3tCzha8Qz1Ca9AccKEzztg3JDFBVOCP2U58bVRvvAPJFo9dwu0N2Xyoa0DYLiDBDtVf6RdOdOetpR7j3-z3fEIFUG6QXTN9JTQhJkoHNL52draoQTnxEtjq1BUiF1BROheSbgLytLrcEufpSmNJwmv4ozxcS52tXaOYqC0Vtf-knOR7jjzMeaCNftP_ybhYJI66danZA5qAGCw6ISKh-1q-DtmK8SqbENDJyAHQjhA9J9n6aPKpMo8mRcbOywqtbXikOBmH70ZoBO0xYc-jiAWKAY0RoZsrCA1Pre1gGv48dz53O95ZRjfCAuBne5GDO9EFs_YP3u-zFJcNWvj0AjP1G3mv1LJCPBsWIZPLL5llcvwD_zM6DQ$$ The plans are same of le Commerce de Marseille http://gerard.delacroix.pagesperso-orange.fr/118/plaquette-e.htm

Hermione and the tall ships. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_e4QQXWdyes About two minutes, there was a nice round of smoke.

Oui, c'est reçevable. Ils en disent quoi les testeurs ? Est-ce qu'aujourd'hui le fait de n'avoir que les pavillons de poupe comme distinction pose problème ?