- The
Norfolk wherry is a type of
sailing boat used on The
Broads in
Norfolk and Suffolk, England.
Three main
types were
developed over its life, all featuring...
- The
crab claw sail is a fore-and-aft
triangular sail with
spars along upper and
lower edges. The
crab claw sail was
first developed by the Austronesian...
- (boat),
where weight is
predominantly supported by
hydrodynamic lift
Plane (
wherry), a
Norfolk canal boat, in use 1931–1949 "Planes", a 1976 song by Colin...
- the
crab claw sail. It is
suggested that it
evolved from a more
primitive V-shaped "square" sail with two
spars that come
together at the hull.
Crab claw...
- an
important role in the town's economy. The
railway route,
known as The
Crab and
Winkle Line, is now a
cycle path
which leads to the
neighbouring city...
-
Traditional Austronesian generalized sail types. C, D, E, and F are
types of
crab claw sails. G, H, and I are
tanja sails. A
Double sprit (Sri Lanka) B Common...
- baloto) with two
outriggers (katig)
propelled by
sails (usually a
large crab-claw sail
opposite a
smaller triangular foresail) The word
paraw (also spelled...
- fishing, cargo, and
transport vessels.
Proas are
traditionally rigged with the
crab claw and
tanja sails. The
modern proa
exists in a wide
variety of forms,...
-
restaurant Fusta Mersey flat
Norfolk punt
Norfolk wherry Pausik Pinnace (ship's boat) Pram Scow
Thames sailing barge Wherry Related Nautical operations...
-
restaurant Fusta Mersey flat
Norfolk punt
Norfolk wherry Pausik Pinnace (ship's boat) Pram Scow
Thames sailing barge Wherry Related Nautical operations...
