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| A TIME TO REFIT AND A TIME TO GO HOME |
There a major advantages to bringing your boat home to your
work shop. I’m glad we did. It saved a
lot of frustrating drive time and made the work much easier . However, as nice as it was to look out from
my living room window and see HideAway perched majestically on her trailer, I somehow
lost my identity of being a sailor for the same reason. Watching
my videos helped of course. I made the
videos to sail when I couldn’t, if you know what I mean.
Are Sailboat Projects Sailing?
Anyone who takes on a major boat project may tell you that
projects are part of being a sailor. It’s
just not the same though. You can’t just
hop on board for a day sail when it takes more than a day to get the projects
shut down, tools collected and parts stored.
Besides, while some of the projects are fun to do quite a lot of them involve
long, hard, physical work in hot, cramped places.
The Summer Heat Broke Late This Year.
It was well past Thanksgiving before the fall/winter sailing
season became possible. It’s time to
take HideAway back to her home. There are still projects to do of course, but the major work
has been completed as recently as New Years Eve. The video may have to wait a bit – We really
need to go sailing!
SMALL BOATS ROCK!
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