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Mari-Lou A
Mari-Lou A
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Wikipedia calls it Stone skipping.

There is also a list of translations, for English it mentions: "skipping stones" or "skipping rocks" (North America), "stone skimming" or "ducks and drakes" (Britain), "stone skiffing" (Ireland)[8]

  1. "skipping stones" or "skipping rocks" (North America),
  2. "stone skimming" or "ducks and drakes" (Britain)
  3. "stone skiffing" (Ireland)

Wikipedia calls it Stone skipping.

There is also a list of translations, for English it mentions: "skipping stones" or "skipping rocks" (North America), "stone skimming" or "ducks and drakes" (Britain), "stone skiffing" (Ireland)[8]

Wikipedia calls it Stone skipping.

There is also a list of translations, for English it mentions:

  1. "skipping stones" or "skipping rocks" (North America),
  2. "stone skimming" or "ducks and drakes" (Britain)
  3. "stone skiffing" (Ireland)
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knut
knut
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Wikipedia calls it Stone skipping.

There is also a list of translations, for English it mentions: "skipping stones" or "skipping rocks" (North America), "stone skimming" or "ducks and drakes" (Britain), "stone skiffing" (Ireland)[8]