Well, Heinrich, as far as I know there is only one Harryproa in the low lands. As it does not look like the weather will be improving soon you will wish you were sailing a Harryproa instead. With this weather no camera man would stick his head out for outside shots. Nol & Jan are probably born waterproof as descendants of generations of seafaring peoples. For all the other aspiring Harryproa captains sailing outside Australia's sunny coasts I would advise considering some permanent protection against the worst weather elements ;-)

For a professional video please look at the bottom video at http://www.zeilenmetvisie.nl/category/nieuws-van-stichting-zeilen-met-visie/blinddate-videos/

Luc

--- In harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au, "heinrich_meurer" <meurer@...> wrote:
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> Why is it that Harryproas in the Netherlands are always filmed in miserable weather... I am set to go sailing on a mono there a week from now and certainly hope for some improvement. Nice video though. However some close ups on the gear installed or a camera mounted on some outside pole or shots from a tender would be even nicer. We probably all look for more info than spray flying from the bow. It must be that everybody stepping onto a Harryproa is immediately so much puzzled and excited that he completely forgets us poor souls daring for more info :-)
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> Heinrich
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> --- In harryproa@yahoogroups.com.au, "LucD" <lucjdekeyser@> wrote:
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> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EciCpf-00VM&feature=youtu.be
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> > Nol's tweaking with the rudders and all seems to pay off: he could dance the waltz with BD given the right music (uh, wind ;-)
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> > Thank you, Nol & Jan, for the ride.
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> > Luc
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