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

How to use

Where members gave their images captions, extracts appear below; roll over it to see the full text. Click an image to enlarge it, then use the 'Next' and 'Back' buttons to scroll. Images shuffle along as new ones are added.

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Please try to give each image a caption so we know whose boat it is, her name, model, length, type of rig and any further info, eg "... showing her downhaul system".

511 photo(s) Updated on: 29 Oct 2023
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • Sepp Huber and Carina Beierlings' Mau Yee, a 15m Chinese junk, built in Hong Kong in 1962. Our first Boat of the Month for 2014. Picture taken in Venice autumn 2013 while there for a commercial video
  • The SS Deo Gratis, 30 years in the making, 70', steel, custom design. Sandblast & paint Spring 2014, hopefully launch in Fall 2014. Paul & PJ Billing.
  • Wong Atlantic crossing 2011
  • Miles from nowhere. Nuthin Wong.
  • New sails , Bay Islands Honduras
  • Tower Bridge. Wintered at Greenwich Yacht Club. Departed 1st April. 2011
  • my new swingout control box
  • Footprints, one panel down.
  • A Badger bashing to windward.
  • China Cloud in Deep Bay Harbor, Vancouver Island, 18th October 2013.
  • A Badger with sails rigged.
  • Persephone tacking out of Mattawoman Bay, Virginia
  • 26 foot Schooner Invictus
  • This fine spring day; another junk boat, Ashiki, is launched!
  • junk-rigged Chinese wheelbarrow in Shantung (1797)
  • Arion sailing to windward in 25 - 30 knots across the Whitsunday Passage, with one panel reefed.
  • Arion sailing to windward across the Whitsunday Passage in 25 - 30 knot winds, with one panel reefed.
  • good night
  • Gudhjem, Bornholm
  • Gothenburg
  • Öresund
  • Vanharouva
  • A replica of a norwegian nordlandsbåt from 1848, built in 2006 was Vanharouvas neighbor in Ven
  • Copenhagen canals
  • Dragör with Kastrup airport in background
  • Vanharouva with Viking in Göta canal
  • Miranda reefed in the Kyles of Bute
  • AeroJunk with her cut-down jib. Balanced at last
  • Arion motor-sailing in light winds. Note autopilot linked into self-steering gear's servo rudder and six-part main-sheet on horse over tiller.
  • Arion motor-sailing down the Hinchinbrook Channel north of Townsville. Another superb cyclone hole. Just watch out for the sandflies and crocs. They both have terrible teeth!
  • Arion anchored off the famous Whitehaven Beach, Whitsunday Island. The sand is pure silica and is as white as snow.
  • Sea Elf on Chesapeake Bay
  • Iam nealy there now
  • very happy with the new covers
  • very nice
  • mast is up
  • I am on her at last
  • so nice to be on the water
  • yes at last on her mooring
  • almost ready to go to my moorings
  • looking good cant wait
  • Junk seen in Sitka harbor (2)
  • Junk seen in Sitka harbor (1)
  • Junk cat entering the Huahine pass. Spot the surfer and the two dolphins. Picture by A Swanston, submitted by Annie Hill.
  • It wasn't in my original thoughts but this reminds me of a Spitfire Wing.
       " ...there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in junk-rigged boats" 
                                                               - the Chinese Water Rat

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