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Here's the old stern doorway in the process of being rebuilt. |
While we've lived aboard, we have: Added floatation to the bow and amidships, added numerous LED lights to the interior of the vessel, added a shower with it's own pump, added a refrigerator, added shelving to five areas of the boat, put in three floor hatches, painted, re-painted (soon to be re-re-painted), did a decorative covering on the floor of the loft, added insulation, replaced the glazing on the forward doorway with a removable window and screen, added two 110 volt outlets, installed the TV, cleaned the barrels of the hull, built a sailing dinghy, built a stand for the water filter. . . .the list goes on and on. Yesterday and today, we've been rebuilding and weatherstripping the gonzo doorway we added to the stern of the boat after we launched.
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Note the stern before we launched? Note that there IS NO HATCHWAY onto the stern of the vessel? When the drive failed at launch, I literally had to kick out one edge of the tuftex to get out there. |
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New stern door, roughed into place with film still over the glazing. |
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Lucky Morgainne got to do the painting :) |
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The mostly finished doorway. Wow is that Optix acrylic glazing clear. |
Right now, what I am is a bit sore and covered in caulk. . . .time for a libation I think, don't you?
We have just crossed 20,000 views. Thanks so much for coming on this voyage with us. More to come.
M
Hey, Morgainne just posted some of her wonderful handmade books over on Life, Art, Water, go check em out.
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