When Caillebotte headed to Normandy for the summer, he rarely traveled alone. Or more precisely, his racing boat got there first, towed all the way from Paris to the English Channel, anchored and waiting at the Bassin des Yachts in Trouville Port.
From there, once the tide was right, he could enter a regatta or just take a fellow artist out for a day at sea.
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