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Photogallery (75)

Created on: 26 Sep 2010
Most of these boats belong to JRA members. The images show the many different types of junk rig, from single sail to schooner, flat panels to cambered, monohull to catamaran. Click an image to enlarge it.
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  • The Last Sailors P 116.
  • IRIS spotted anchored on the Guadiana River between Atlantic Spain and Portugal. Note the radar scanner mounted between the masts.
  • LONA / Ijsselmeer
  • LONA
  • First time raising the sail on Windrush in the boat park at Totnes Boating Association.
  • Wild Fox
  • Fantail. The luff parrel and the Hong Kong parrels are pulling the middle of the luff aft too much, resulting in diagonal creases.
  • Fantail, before removal of the Hong Kong parrels. The luff hauling parrel now runs from the yard end, to the 2nd batten down, to the 4th batten down, and to the deck. The sail now sets much better.
  • Fantail, before the addition of a tack line to remove the diagonal crease in the bottom panel, and before removal of the Hong Kong parrels.
  • Badger
  • Badger
  • Badger, sails made from Haywards cloth in 2006
  • Edmond Dantes
  • Footprints well reefed down rounding Cape Jackson, Hauraki Gulf, New Zealand. The photo does not show it but there was a heap of wing and boat speed was over 10 knots.
  • Footprints peacefully at anchor in Shag Cove, Coromandel Peninsula, NZ after a hard day of sailing.
  • Footprints and her lower aspect rig. Photo by David Tyler - he was passing us to windward!
  • Footprints ghosting along close to Kawau Island. Photo by Blair Cliff.
  • Paradox (Brian Kerslake) was a Freedom 39 and is now a schooner junk. Taken right after the sails were installed. Plenty of tweaking still needed!
  • Ron Glas sailing into Portimao.
  • DragonFly's Mast lowering rig
  • DragonFly's High Power Rig.
  • DragonFly
  • Peregrine
  • First night on the hook since 2002.
  • Sui making way in the Bristol Channel 'brown'
  • Sui in the Bristol Channel
  • Poppy, with her "split junk" rig
  • Redwing
  • Hyltje, M.Hiehle, The Netherlands
  • Nuthin' Wong
  • Nuthin' Wong
  • Nuthin' Wong
  • Lexia's mainsail - 3
  • Lexia's mainsail - 2.
  • Lexia's sail 1.
  • mehitabel in Parua Bay, New Zealand.
  • Tin Hau after launch in 1986
  • PUFFIN on Lake Martin, AL. A highly modified Jacques Mertens D4 sporting my first junk sail.
  • Easy Go sailing on the Bras d'Or Lakes, Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada with Bob and Kathy Groves
  • Wee Elf underway.....this is the first time I've seen what she looks like while sailing....
  • Butterfly of Liverpool sailing in the Blackwater from the Bradwell Rally 2005
  • Butterfly of Liverpool sailing off Felixstow
  • "Stay Free" sailing in Torbay. 26' Newbridge Pioneer Pilot.
  • Alleda wing/wing near Preveza Greece
  • Pelican, Walton back waters Suffolk UK, Proctor one design tri mast 26' x 10' Ply Cat
  • mehitabel - clear day, clear decks...
  • Johanna in 2007 running before in a gentle F3
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