Photo Gallery

The pictures below are 'thumbnails' of photographs which have been uploaded by members to show their boat or details of her junk sail/s or rigging. The idea is to provide a quick way of seeing:

  • the huge range of boats (mono-hulls and multihulls) that can be built for or converted to junk, and
  • the variety of rigs, from single sail to schooner, flat-panelled to cambered

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511 photo(s) Updated on: 29 Oct 2023
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  • Pirogue from the Pacific/Indian islands. From the Facebook group International Junk Rig: Sailing Old and New. Posted by A. Eaves.
  • 5 kw 48 volt brushless PMAC motor in NA29. Industrial type transmission used as a reduction gear, thrust bearing + motor mount. Installed 2011. Very little maintenance. Without problems so far.
  • Hunter liberty 22 called Serenity, sailing with a home made Aero-junk rig on her maiden voyage.
  • North Atlantic 29 electric motor sailing in light wind. Construction is epoxy cold molded mahogany over laminated oak frames. Bounty Yacht's hull # 1 launched in 1979.
  • 27' Steam Yacht Befur heading south on Windermere Lake, Cumbria
  • 27ft Steam Yacht Befur racing north, Windermere Lake, Cumbria. A Selway Fisher Golden Bay with 18sqM Arne-style barrel-cut sail under May snow on fells!
  • Befur pinching? Need a little tweaking of the LHP. Steam Yacht Befur, 27ft Selway Fisher Golden Bay.
  • Thankyou to Arne and Mr Tyler, she actually sails and sets quite well :-) Steam Yacht Befur's 18sqM barrel-cut sail.
  • Started drilling out the holes for Hydrovane vane frame. I drill with a spade bit from both sides first, to prevent it splitting out, then drill a few small holes around the edge to help the final cut
  • Replacement Hydrovane frame I am building. That's as much drilling as my 30£ drill and two batteries could manage in one day. I'm trying to reduce the weight without losing too much strength.
  • Diamond netting I made, 80mm diamonds, 3mm 12 strand polyester that the fishermen use for net repairs.
  • Old Hydrovane I am restoring. Model number 66, 40 years old! I got it in exchange for a surf board and laserjet printer.
  • Hand-Sewn Bimini, 35+ hours sewing. New mainsail covers coming soon.
  • Lazy Jacks integrated into handsewn sailcovers, 30+ hours sewing, yard painted white for visibility at night. Also have canted the foresail by moving the yard sling point 5% aft. Sail not fully lashed
  • Handsewn Bosun's Chair. See me using it solo here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYG0ia-bJi0
  • Handsewn Mastboots. Velcro opening aft for adjusting wedges, neoprene gasket sewn to inside lower edge.
  • Windcatcher/Rainguard I made for the forehatch. When we are in a wetter area I may need to devise a bimini for this area too, airflow is important.
  • BUGSY Scaled down Pilmer rig, soft canvas HM sail, all ally spars, still learning
  • BUGSY Farr 5000 at Port Denison West Australia
  • Long Time - Newbridge Venturer - in Dublin city centre - motor sailing
  • Wilde Qualle ADELIE 14
  • 20170605 Marieholm IF 'Ingeborg' in Stavanger. One of a series of photos taken that day. SA=35sqm
  • Whisper at the Georgetown Regatta this week
  • Whisper at the Georgetown Regatta this week
  • Branwen arriving Alvor, Portugal, Summer 2017
  • Latest news, 18 9 18 Copper bottomed, new steel tapered masts painting on going work small wood burning stove with back boiler poss Hobbit stove? ready for winter.
  • Tai Mo Shan - round bilge Ebbtide 37
  • Branwen, 32ft LOA, overtaking a 42ft Colvin Gazelle, 2018
  • Branwen, Wylo 32 centreboarder converted from gaff cutter by her owner, sailing in the Bahamas, 2018.
  • Mango Moon on her first sail
  • Mango Moon on the Mooloolaba river. 13.3m twin asymmetric keels.
  • Mango Moon tender. 3 metre molded cat, kapten collars. Amazing stability.
  • Mango Moon in new paint, 2016. The hard dodger an canvas, clears give a very comfortable area in just about any weather.
  • Mango Moon, new paint, 2016.
  • Invictus - Investigator 823 - Mort Bay Balmain. Just west of Goat Island and the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
  • Invictus - Investigator 823 - Triabunna Tasmania
  • Invictus - Investigator 823 - Hen and Chicken Bay, Sydney Harbour.
  • Invictus - Investigator 823 - Hen and Chicken Bay, Sydney Harbour.
  • Invictus - Investigator 823 - Hen and Chicken Bay, Sydney Harbour.
  • Nereid, owned by Sanna Ruponen, near Bozburun, Marmaris
  • Nereid, owned by Sanna Ruponen, near Bozburun, Marmaris
  • Nereid, owned by Sanna Ruponen, near Bozburun, Marmaris.Photo shot by Carl with his drone camera.
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