We have already informed some members about the sale of our HR VLIETSTROOM. As co-initiator of the HR Connectie I know that no Hallberg-Rassy means no member of our association and that is how it should be. We have sailed for 20 years on our own boats of which the last 9 years on our […]
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Eindelijk is het dan zover en kunnen we, met inachtneming van de beperkingen rondom Covid, elkaar treffen op 18 september in de Flevo Marina in Lelystad. We hopen dat we veel schepen mogen verwelkomen, maar weet dat je ook prima met de auto kunt komen en makkelijk en ruim kunt parkeren. Adres is Overstag 20 in […]
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Op 7 september vindt onze Jaarlijkse Algemene Leden Vergadering (JALV) plaats in de Sociëteit van de Koninklijke Watersport Vereeniging Loosdrecht (KWVL) aan de Oud Loosdrechtsedijk 153. Deelnemers aan de JALV van de Hallberg-Rassy Connectie kunnen gebruik maken van de parkeerplaatsen op het parkeerterrein P-Noord van de KWV, schuin tegenover de ingang van de Sociëteit. Bij […]
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Sail and BBQ event Grevelingen Saturday 18 September is finally the day: a new HRC Sail & BBQ event at the Grevelingen. Time to see each other again and share our stories from the cockpit. Finally! Sail and subsequent drinks on the jetty and BBQ on the island Ossehoek The plan is that the participating […]
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We, Anneke Slob and René Dubbeldam, introduce ourselves to the HR-Connectie as new members. Since November 2020 we are the proud owners of the HR39 MKII ‘Datcha’ (PH7225; MMSI: 244002311). Our berth is Strijensas. In 2021 we have already had a chance to get used to this very beautiful, spacious and complete boat; we have […]
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As I shared with you earlier the progress of the refit of Ellös (sea4see.org and on Youtube), it is now time: Ellös has been launched. See Hallberg-Rassy 312 “Ellös”: THE SPLASH OF “ELLÖS” In this video you will first of all see how Gabriele thanks the Connectie for the gift that was offered to him […]
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As you can see in the picture, I am standing near a buoy. It is the old BvK (Blocq van Kuffeler) buoy at the entrance of our sailing club (WV Blocq van Kuffeler). Within our association, self-reliance is mandatory and Nicolette and I have adopted this buoy. That means cleaning and painting. But a buoy […]
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We joined in the spring of 2021, having bought the HR 34 Wassily at the end of 2020. She is from 2004 and with hull number 448 one of the more recent ones in this series. We find 34 feet very large, as we are used to small open boats: we have had a Polyvalk […]
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It’s May 2021 and the Covid situation seems to be getting better. In the middle of winter 2020/21, Ngahue IV was unloaded in Southampton and handed over to the English Hallberg-Rassy dealer. At the last minute, Sevenstar suggested taking the boat to IJmuiden. A nice offer, but not really helpful anymore at that time. What […]
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We would like to introduce ourselves here at the HRC: We, Lydia and I , bought the HR 42 E “Marra” from Lemmer in January 2021 and are now exploring and maintaining the ship. The name has been changed to Erlano, named after our 3 children (2 from Ly and 1 from me): Eric, Laura […]
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Dear HRC members, On request, we are starting a closed WhatsApp group HRC Support to help each other quickly with advice and assistance. Every member is welcome in this group. Do you have a short question for advice or help, or do you for example have a tip which is useful for many other members, […]
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It sometimes happens that the temperature sensor in the log gives an incorrect value. Perhaps not the most important piece of information on board, but we like it when all instruments give correct values. In our case, the gauge had been indicating a temperature of over 50 ˚C for a while. You could almost make […]
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The HRC has recently expanded the ship register. It is now also possible to include the MMSI number and callsign of your Hallberg-Rassy. MMSI stands for Maritime Mobile Service Identity. Members can fill in this information themselves under tab profile at “change my data”. New members will be asked for this information at registration. During […]
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The choice is huge and getting bigger…! I don’t know if it’s really true, but it feels as if Hallberg-Rassy has been bringing out a first every year for some time now. A 57-footer, a 40-footer, and also a 50-footer. We have been spoiled in recent years… And now another new size is on the […]
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Saturday, November 13 our annual Captains Dinner is on the HRC calendar! This year our traditional annual Captains dinner will be held in the beautiful and romantic Kaag sociëteit “De Waterlust” in Warmond, near The Hague and Leiden. Behind the scenes we started the organization of this event. Recently Nelson, Kittiwake and Indian Summer met […]
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We would also like to introduce ourselves to the Connectie, we have recently become members of the Hallberg-Rassy Connectie! We, Henk and Jan are sailing since 2009 with our boat on the Dutch (coastal) waters. Our boat is a HR40 with construction number 121 and we are the first owners. Now that our agenda offers […]
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Hi, Here is a short introduction: of me, my boat, my dreams and my crew: Me: I am 60 years old enthusiastic sailor since 1966 when I got my first Optimist sailboat. First sailing experiences I got on the lake near the city of Tampere. My experiences are included not only cruising but also racing […]
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Our board member Claude recently received this email. Of course, this introduction fits perfectly in our “HRC members introduce themselves” section Good afternoon Mr. Holewijn, Dear Claude, Yesterday I signed up as a Hallberg Rassy 342 owner as a member of the Hallberg-Rassy Connectie, and also immediately paid the membership fee. The love for sailing […]
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Dear Connection members, Outside it is really winter. Nights with more than 10 degrees frost. We haven’t experienced that in a long time. I assume that most members take their boats out of the water and store them outside or pamper them in a heated or unheated shed. There are, however, members who continue to […]
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As most of you know, I like to sail in the winter. And because I do like winter sailing, but not the cold in the morning and evening, I like to use my hot air heating. And it effortlessly heats up my HR36 ‘Kendu’. So it was a big disappointment when recently the heater started […]
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