Friday, July 31, 2015. This stuff is also found in RVs. Anyone know of other sources besides Sailrite? Saturday, July 25, 2015. Here is barn with the main door open. To the left of the main door is wood storage. Sheet stock in the movable plywood caddy, wall shelf cabinets to store small bits of hardwoods.

Sunday, July 5, 2015. Fitted the port inner gunwale after making the aft knees from pitch pine 1 inch thick stock. I used carton to make a simple template for them. To keep the gunwale in its place i used the new Ryobi nailer tool. Claps for the pressure in combination of a nail or two to prevent moving. That nailer saves me a lot of time and rework. Excellent tool advise from JW. Port gunwale glued and tacked.

The first steps down into the cabin of. And artfully carried out here. Getting the old sole out was pretty simple, most of the screws keeping it down came out easily. Some of the screws were stripped, but luckily the wood surrounding them was rotten enough to pull it out and then take the screw out with vise grips. Marine Plywood pieces cut out. The stain went on evenly for both coats. English Chestnut Stain, two coats.

Tuesday, August 11, 2015. Helped me by building the sliders for the pull-out berth and within a day or so, it was complete. May warm winds caress you and may God bless you. Friday, July 24, 2015. Friday, July 3, 2015.

Sailing with our canine companions to explore the wonders of the world, but Texas first. Jimmy Buffett sings it well in Somethin about a Boat. Makes her my best friend. That gives a man Hope. Enjoying the marina by the water. When do I need to see details 6 inches in front of my face? Give me MORE INFO.

Monday, December 1, 2014. THE NEW BLOG IS HERE. Friday, November 28, 2014. When I started this journey I thought I had this whole name. It fit the boat, the dream, and me.