I prefer the "joys of Caribbean sailing" photos over the "realities of sailing" photos. I have "realities" so they're ordinary. Like wannabee sailors, I want to see the good parts and pretend that's all there is.
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I am a bit sore today, and those batteries would not be in place were it not for the help of the wife's son working with me to get them into the boat and back into place.
The water heater got a lot easier after the last of the water dribbled out, although carrying it through the companionway was not fun.
I'm the Captain of our boat too, the Admiral told me I could say so!
The water heater got a lot easier after the last of the water dribbled out, although carrying it through the companionway was not fun.
I'm the Captain of our boat too, the Admiral told me I could say so!
New DC and GFCI AC outlets going into our Pearson 35, which previously had none -- this is part of a larger electrical upgrade, with a new DC panel, new wiring, solar, charger, inverter, and so on all being professionally installed.
This pair are in the salon; adding the same setup to the galley and forward cabin, and a new AC outlet in the head.
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This pair are in the salon; adding the same setup to the galley and forward cabin, and a new AC outlet in the head.
I'm surprised that they even let this floating wreck into the St. Martin Simpson Bay Lagoon; much less let it leave at 18:30 for a special outbound bridge opening. I hope it is insured! Owner by some guy named Hilfinger.
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