You all may have seen this, but I just did.

http://outrigmedia.com/outrig/multihulls-media/among-multihulls-chapter-seventeen-video-illustrations-commentary-2/

http://outrigmedia.com/outrig/multihulls-media/among-multihulls-chapter-eighteen-video-illustrations-commentary-2/

Great narration, great footage.  I really grateful that Jim Brown is sharing all of this history and his deep knowledge with the rest of us.

Thank you, Chris. I agree, great narration and great footage!

Thanks for posting this. Pictures and video of Proa interiors are hard to come by. I suppose that’s understandable because there isn’t much to them.

I was most excited by the constant camber proa with twin daggerboards and paddle steering.  Was that a gibbons rig (the ends of the yard switch)  or did it shunt like a crab claw (the bottom of the yard travels along the leeward rail).

That was a FINE looking boat.