03:05
Kokachin in Belfast Lough
01:30
Junk Rigs at the Brixham Heritage Regatta
05:41
Explaining the Junk Rig (3): Cybele, a LeForestier jonque de plaisance
09:21
VOILES DE JONQUE OUEST FRANCE
01:35
Junk Rig Joy
02:05
Here is China Excerpts
09:08
JUNK RIG BOATS IN THE WEST OF FRANCE - (english version)
05:48
Semaine du Golfe, 2023: gréement de jonque à Morbihan; junk rig at Morbihan
06:31
Chinese Junk Sea Dragon of Vancouver Canada
04:33
Junk Rigged Boats in Ireland
04:19
Junk Rigged Boat in the River Liffey, Dublin, 2023
02:13
Newbridge Coromandel (Siskin) Junk Rig boat in the Netherlands
07:22
Explaining the Junk Rig (2) - A 22' Sloop in Michigan
10:38
KOKACHIN’S VOYAGES
03:37
New Zealand Junk Rigs
13:17
Story of a Traditional Sabani, courtesy of Hiroyasu Funakoshi
03:10
Junk Rigged boats of SouthWest England
05:44
Explaining the Junk Rig (1) - a 39 foot ketch
00:52
JRA member created Junk Rigged art during lockdown
02:35
More memories of the Roscoff Junket
09:08
Junk Rigs come to Roscoff - sailing and fellowship in Brittany
07:06
Junk Rig Schooner, China Blue, Heads Home
01:26
Junk Rig at Howth
05:10
Launch of FanShi
05:59
Freebie Sails Home
22:47
Junks on the Pacific: (revised) Interview with Hans Van Tilburg, author and marine archaeologist
01:31
Launch of Kokachin
13:21
INTRODUCTION AU GRÉEMENT DE JONQUE PARTIE 4
15:05
(revised) introduction to the Junk Rig Part 3 - Knowing the Ropes
09:56
Introduction au gréement de jonque, partie 2
07:46
Introduction au gréement de jonque, partie 1
15:52
Introduction to the Junk Rig Part 4 - Sailing Junk Rig Boats
25:27
Buying a Junk Rig Schooner and sailing it to France - interview with Patrick LeBlanc
19:10
Sailing Junk Rigs in New England: Shemaya Laurel Interview
09:39
Traditional Sailing Junks of …. California
05:47
Jester, Blondie Hasler and Mike Richie (revised) a junk rig vessel and its sailors
10:38
Introduction to the Junk Rig - part 2 (revised)
08:12
Introduction to the Junk Rig, Part 1
10:20
Building Tapatya: Interview with Tony Brown, Junk Rig Boat Builder
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About
Formed in 1979 at the Southampton Boat Show by a group of junk rig enthusiasts, the JRA (Junk Rig Association) is for its members and about their boats and their rigs. We aim to: promote the use of the junk rig by encouraging members to organise 'rallies' and 'junkets' (see About Us) and via our tri-annual Magazine and this site; encourage the development of junk and related rigs, the building or conversion of boats to the junk rig, and the use of vessels with the rig or its derivatives; create an international community of people who've already 'junked' their boat, are thinking of doing so, or are just interested in learning what it's all about.
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