Hi Lesley,

How about just putting the link to a youtube video in a list of links instead of trying to host them all on this site. Here are two links to our boats:

1) Hedwig, a 14 ft Peep Hen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqTX5wXfln0 

2)Avelinda, a 43 ft Tanton arriving in Bermuda after an 8 1/2 day trip from St. Augustine, FL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PuDOaWQ7SSE 

of course there are more videos to watch once you are at either site.

Thanks for the great job your doing.

Glen

Here you are: lots of video of members' junk rigged boats from the JRSRC East Coast rally.

These guys don't appear to be members (why not?) but take a look at this lovely video of their yacht, Teleport, taken from an RC drone. They're professional photographers and the rest of their channel is a great account of the first junk to go through the North West passage.  You probably all know about it already but it was news to me when I discovered it yesterday!

Ash Woods wrote:

'Enjoy' you said - Yes  i did, very much, wish it was longer.

The mast lift  doesn't cut into camber at all as weight is supported by the halyard; when reefed how does it look - are there other photos available of Marie G?

I am amazed how close the main is sheeted, or appears to be in this video and Marie G still powers ahead so well.

Beautiful - a picture is worth a thousand words.

Thanks

Ash,

This hi-res. photo of Johanna, sailing with one reef, was taken by Peter Manning during the Stavanger JR rally in 2008. It shows that both the mast lift and lazyjacks tend to cut into the camber, but mainly in the lowest active panel. This is one reason why I later have modified Johanna's lazyjacks and now am thinking of fitting a "Mastlift B" on Frøken Sørensen's sail.

Arne