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Armand & Summer's Wedding Reception
Some of the fun on 6th August 2012 at the Port Douglas Sailing Club
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Nacra sailing blast!
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Rob and I take a Nacra 4.5 for a sail at the Port Douglas Sailing Club. After a week of full cloud and 25 knts the wind dropped a little, while the low tide gave us sheltered water (if muddy) - perfect conditions to learn what this boat can do. Music - Fangarama, by The Link (again)
Green Ant Awake
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Interesting local house guests in north Queensland slowed down 50% so you can get a better look. They are about 10mm long in the real world. Contains a sample of music by Ganja Beats - 'Space is High' from the Peace and Tranquility album
Pele Rings
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A selection of rings by designer Anna Bruvel of Pele Jewelry www.pele.com.au/
The Link play Durrumbul Hall
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The Link Dance Party at Durrumbul Hall, northern NSW, Australia on 7th January 2012. Don't miss their next live gig! Edited from video recorded by Guy Stewart To contact The Link email findthelink@yahoo.com
Caper Cat 14
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Rob & Sage sail their 14ft beach catamaran at top speed. with music by The Link
The Link @ Sunset
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Australian duo The LInk play their distinctive style of acoustic instrumental music in beautiful Port Douglas, Australia on a calm sunset evening in July 2011. CLICK HERE TO BUY CD www.didgeridoobreath.com/The-Link-Weave-CD-p/cd-1088.htm CONTACT Rob and Jesse at findthelink@yahoo.com
Pine Creek - built by Alan Richards
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Model railroad (HO) with nice rural scene of the 1930's, built by Alan Richards.
Tiki 21 Coming Home
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A timelapse movie showing the dismantling of a Tiki 21 on the beach at low tide and loading onto trailer
Tiki 21-Return from Snapper Island
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Sailing Tiki 21 'Kahuna' at 7 knots in perfect conditions in far north Queensland
Tiki 21 Sailing Fast!
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Sailing my Tiki 21 'Kahuna' in 20kts with 2 friends in Far North Queensland
I watched this video and made bit tiki21 exactly 10 years ago with 7 months of work. I am grateful for the inspiration you provide. ruclips.net/video/8aWfMbv_uKo/видео.html
Nice to see a short assembly video
...and the dreams begin..I launched my own version of a 40ft wharram( called Karakia) just up the inlet from there 7 yrs ago and sailed her down to the Whitsundays after a 3.5 yr rebuild at the mozzie swamp of a boatyard behind the sailing club
Couldn't figure out why your 5.2 was without a bar between the cross pieces and a boom. Also, I was intrigued with the strapless connections between the cross pieces and the hulls. When I noticed that the dagger boards were missing, I realized it was a 4.5. Never saw one before. Nice boat. Hey, why didn't you pick up the kite board?
So great not having to worry about the boom! There is a very brief shot of a SUP board guy who had picked up the lost kite board and was on his way to return it. We just told the kite guy it was on its way back to him,
I know it was a few years ago now, but I have a Caper cat 14 here in southern Queensland & that my father bought way back in 1978. My sons now a sailing it. 3 generations & still going strong. Your clip is fantastic, nothing better than sailing on the ocean. Thanks.
hey I've got 78' model caper cat in southern queens land too any chance you sold it
Now I understand how wet you would be on an ocean passage
I love this so much, ive been listening to it for over 10 years. This is the most calming thing in the world to me. Thank you so much
A little ship to be proud of.
I had a 5.8NA. My jib leads were along the edges of the tramp. This setup you have is much more convenient when it's not blowing like mad and you're not out on the wire. I sure do miss that boat.
RIP 🙏 James Wharram
Kahuna is once again sitting off the Sugar Wharf at Port Douglas, after being put back in the water at the Daintree River about two weeks ago.
wow. set up the sailboat while the tide comes in. genius.
HELP! I found and have fully restored an old Nacra 5.2 but it had been sitting for so long all of the lines had rotted away. I need help with how to re-rigging and how to step the mast . . . Please can someone help me? I can be reached at bapetrea@gmail.com . . . Thank you!
a submarine would be less wet
Holy crap how fast is that thing going ?
I'm in love with this instrumental. Sticks really close to a concept I've had in mind for some times and it just great example of something I wanted to try out. Thanks for posting. :')
And like that you get a proven blue water sailboat,wharrams,are awesome.
Cats are quite hard to beat for sheer fun, I sail an RS700 but my Hobie 16 is a much better experience.
wow...I would be wearing a mask and a tuba! and flippers to if I have to go to the bow!
muchas gracias!
Was she trying to fly a hull at all?
Thought I'd find you here
Yep, that cat was ripp'n right along.
My first and only Cat was a Capercat. I learn't to sail at Runaway Bay Sailing School when I was very young, and now, even at middle age, I miss it when I sold it to move to the country. The Dams are usually too narrow, or are in a valley, and wind speratic/turbulent for sailing. *This design I've had my eye on for a long time, as it's a great boat for shallow waters, stable, and boyant hull, and simplicity over-all. Second hand ones rarely pop up, and I hope one day I can save up and do it all again!!! I hope they never give up on the 4.5 Sports manufactering, it's got to be a classic run of a family sailer! For now I can dream.
Would be ok if it's hot outside.
Sweet !
Doin 20kts across shark infested waters in a Tiki 21... I'm nervous.
I noted there is no boom on the main sail. Would you explain this sail set up please.
They're using a Wharram wing sail rig.
It's a Wharram thing
Towing your dinghy with your oars in it can be a good way to lose your oars.
Very nice ...!!!
Cool video, like brimestone33, it would me nice to know how long it takes to put together. I could see the tide came in but that could be a couple hours or 10.
Well it took about 5 hrs on this day - but there was lots of talking and some sitting around. Could be a lot faster if everyone knew what to do! (Including me)
for brimstone33; I couldn't do it by myself, might be possible though. Realistically, people don't even launch 18ft surfcats by themselves Tiki21 is much cheaper and faster to build, needs a smaller car to tow, is easier to handle beaching and you will spend more time sailing. Tiki 26 feels about twice as big I think. Torqeedo has a longer shaft than you expect - the bottom of the prop (huge) here is level with the deepest part of the hulls, transom does need a little tweaking. Has great thrust going into the wind going happily into 20knts with 1.5m chop without cavitating, which is a big safety advantage over a petrol motor where cavitation causes motor to be useless in a sea. Had lots of problems with battery/repairs though, its a v long way from Germany here!
Awesome vid. Thanks ...!
Awesome! LOve this piece and keep coming back to it! Wondering if the beats per minute are 120? Love the tempo, look, feel, sounds - everything about it!
torquedo outboard
hi guys! see I said I'd promote on facebook! I keep on listening to your cds; loved the moment I heard you for the first time in Port Arthur... on the market.
what sort of outboard??
Nice vid, haven't seen anything else showing this. -How long does assembly take? -Is it possible for one person only? -If it takes more than one to assemble, what might be advantageous in the Tiki 21 over the 26? -Your Torqueedo seems to be barely in the water. Any problems with it? Is a modified motor mount in order? Thanks for the vid.
Can everything fit on a single trailer? Can one person do it alone?
Nice wet camera work...had no idea the tiki 21 was such a wet boat. The sea is fairly flat too!
Surprisingly
How I love this video, sound of summer
great timing with the tide boat looking good
well made and good music
Such a light boat ... it's speed seems to change with each puff of wind. Minimum boat = maximum fun:)
On the back beach in Port Douglas, in far north Queensland, Australia
where was it?
CD out now, see link above
Thanks. Recorded with 550D / Magic Lantern / Rode Videomic + built in mic, and using Tokina 11-16mm lens so I'm up nice and close, plus no wind!
The audio quality is superb and the performance impressive!
Nice to see new stuff of good old Jesse :-)
Awesome video!