Marshal Isles Proas (270K)
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Russell
Brown's
Proas:
- KAURI: photos and text
37' proa on Martha's Vineyard, 1989 by Joseph Oster
- JZERRO Construction Photos
Port Townsend, WA 1992 by Joseph Oster
- JZERRO Mexico Photos...
36' Pacific proa, Baja California (Mexico)
- CIMBA (re-named Pacific Bee in 2008) and JZERRO
- JZERO, 1978
Sailing to Puerto Rico with Russ Brown
by Mark Balogh
- a sailing 'push me-pull you' JZERRO
article by Andy Turpin, Latitude38
- JZERRO "doing about 20 knots"
on S.F. Bay, passing Profligate,
Dave Culp and Joseph Oster visible on bench seat, Latitude38
- Photos! Sailing JZERRO on San Francisco Bay
(at Shutterfly.com)
Russell Brown, Jim Antrim and Joseph Oster, June, 2000
- JZERO of Polygor (1977) - Excellent photos!
by Craig Bumgarner
JZERRO on video
*new Aug 9, 2008!
sailing 17+ knots on auto-pilot! &
sailing past lighthouse
KAURI on video! *new Apr 24, 2008!
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- ProaBoat
Proa Boat Owners, Builders, and Designers by Craig O'Donnell
- Outrigger Sailing Canoes
by Gary Dierking
- Te Wa
The design and construction of a Micronesian style proa
(sailing video)
by Gary Dierking
- Tarawa
a 4.8 meter Proa for one by Gary Dierking
- Bororo
a Gary Dierking Proa (T2) by Guy Rinfret
- wikiproa
a repository for articles on sailing proas, whether home or professionally built, modern or historical
- The Enewetak Walap of 1992 Waan Aelon Kein on the day of its launch and
Modern Marshallese Canoes
photo essays by Dirk HR Spennemann
- WAAN AELON KEIN
- a walap (voyaging canoe) from Enewetak, Marshall Islands
(as featured in Multihulls Magazine, Nov/Dec 1997)
- Waan Aelõñ In Majel (Canoes of the Marshall Islands)
or WAM is a non-profit organization/vocational training program using traditional Marshallese skills; also
here
- Equilibre
- 11.7 meters (38 feet) Pacific proa with crab claw rig (and here)
- Des Jours Meilleurs
- 19 meters (63 feet) Pacific proa two Atlantic crossings, 1992-93
- GAIA’S DREAM
- 21.6 meters (71 ft) Pacific proa by Inigo Wijnen, Urunga, NSW, Australia
- Mbuli plans!
20' Pacific proa by John C. Harris
- Toroa
- 18' sailing proa designed and built by Michael Toy and Harmen Hielkema,
Takapu
- Kevin O'Neill's Proa
(and here)
- Mango
14' stitch and glue proa (construction)
by Matt Harper
- Salamba, A Small Beach Cruising Proa
six metre proa, built in stitch and glue plywood-epoxy
- Proa Building Guides Online
James Francis Boats, Australia
- THAMAKAU PROJECT
14.5' Fijian outrigger sailing canoe
- Flaquita
a sailing outrigger (not a proa); a "lightweight, car toppable, fast, safe sailboat that can be paddled" by Joe Henry
- The Dutch PROA
- 10.9 meter, 1400 kg. proa by H. Bijlard
- About Face
50' Atlantic proa, launched Hobart, Tasmania 1980
- 24 Foot Atlantic Proa "ETHOS"
by Bruno Fehrenbach
- Taylor Pacific Proa
- An experiment in Variable Geometry - 17' proa
by Doug Taylor
- proa - the outrigger sail boat today
(proadesign.com) by fritz roth
MI12 Blue Water Proa Concept
13m "Atlantic" proa by Malcolm Smith (excellent 3D renderings!)
Also: Mi6 and the mi proa series,
Vortex Sail, Variable Geometry Proa
(wild!)- Disco Volante (Flying Saucer)
60' ocean racing proa by Malcolm Tennant
- Proa Sailing in Sri Lanka
by Othmar Karschulin
- Pacific island outrigger canoe
(Saipan) by Don Bowen
- Melanesia Photo Gallery
16' outrigger canoe by James Wharram
- CANOES OF THE KIRIBATI ISLANDS from
Jane's Oceania Home Page
- The Flying Proa of Kapingamarangi and
Proa Racing in Kiribati,
by John Scull
- Project Windrigger
by Ian E. Smith, Australia
(capsize recovery system!)
- Proa Days on Freedom's Child -
sailing a 37' tacking outrigger in Grenada (1973?) by Chris Doyle
- Malibu Outrigger memories
by Steve Willison
and Techniques of Sailing and Racing the Malibu Outrigger
Malibu Outrigger Manual
- Raptor 16
lightweight sailing/paddling outrigger with unique Dualift Foil™ by John Slattebo
- Crossbow and Slingshot Photos and text
- Sailing Ferry Replica Weatherwax
- German language proa sites:
- French language:
- Restoring Traditional Seafaring and Navigation in the Marianas
University of Guam Traditional Seafaring Society
- The Vaka Taumako Project
Building and sailing of a completely authentic Polynesian voyaging canoe (Solomon Islands)
- Traditional Canoes
and Navigation
of the Marshall Islands
- Traditional Navigation In The Western Pacific
- The Polynesian Voyaging Society Excellent history of sailing canoes.
- Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association
(photos! and video!)
- Folding Umiak-Proa Project by Tim Anderson
- Fifteen Foot Proa "Nimanoa" by S Fishwick
The sailor who set out to see it all
David Henry Lewis, Adventurer 1917-2002
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