Forward-down curved movement

[Adam Frost]

I don't know the exact sign in LSQ, but this is how I would write  
canoe in ASL.

Adam

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On Nov 13, 2008, at 11:06 AM, Valerie Sutton wrote:

> Adam - Thank you for your answer, which was very true ;-)
>
> I just tried to post my answer, but it did not post to the SW List  
> for some reason...
>
> Here is my second try...
>
> Andre...The Same-Time Line (the Simultaneous Line) is not needed any  
> longer...we assume the two hands are moving at the same time unless  
> otherwise written...so you can take that little Same-Time line  
> away...and do you really want a "rotation movement"? The Rotation  
> Symbols mean that the arms stay in one place while they rotate...The  
> Rotation Symbols mean "not traveling". But if you want a real  
> traveling movement curving down, then choose the regular arrows,  
> rather than a Rotation Symbol...
>
> Here are my two versions of writing the sign for "canoeing". I have  
> placed these writings in your Quebec SignPuddle dictionary...so you  
> can find them there...Val ;-)
>
> <Canoe2.jpg>
>
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