Remember this?! Over the last three weeks we’ve been working our little tails off (between rain storms and Dena beginning and completing the first draft of her third novel) repairing[…]
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Category: Boat Projects
Searching for Ohana
After our calamitous approach to Portland Harbor and subsequent safe anchorage, we decided to dedicate the following day to finding Ohana, the boat that gave us 5 gallons of diesel[…]
Read moreTime Warp
In the last post, we ended in peaceful distress. The next morning, we met Roger, neighbor to Tom, owner of a Bob Perry designed Passport, who offered us his mooring.[…]
Read moreAnd then we went sailing
Wessagussett is a lovely place, barring the wake created when hundreds of plastic destroyers caroom from the Fore and Town Rivers. Fourth of July weekend was topsy-turvy on the good[…]
Read moreWe Quit Our Jobs!
Life on the Wanderer Ball was pretty exciting! Right after that last post, we went to a movie (can’t remember which, so now you know how good it was) and[…]
Read more…To a job well done!
The organic manipulation of the toe rail project is done for the winter! We burned, epoxy-coated, scraped, sanded, rubbed, brushed and stuffed all the man-made organic chemistry we could into/onto/throughout[…]
Read moreBack to Work
Remember way back when? We built a new galley and we gutted the locker on the starboard side, forward of the galley. Our original plan was to put the stove[…]
Read moreShots and Mocktails
Hook down, boat stowed, New London, and all we want to do is relax for a while. Chill out. But we’ve got to get the ball rolling. So we jump[…]
Read moreGetting her ready to cast off
So, just like that, the galley is done! Ok, that’s a lie… After months of working on this project one and two days at a time we did more work[…]
Read moreSolar power and the 30 mile hose
They invented the way we Americans perceive our seasons here in the Atlantic North East. By they I mean, most likely, Ben Franklin, didn’t he invent “all things American”? …Anyway[…]
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