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[…]
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Solar 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[…]
Read moreThe Unemployed
We got back to the community- shit, a million years ago- to discover that we were going to have a big (all) managers pow-wow in one of the unfinished 2nd[…]
Read moreIt’s not as fun when we’re not together
I woke up and Dena was standing above me dressed in her rain-riding gear. “There’s coffee, it’s yummy!” “Are you out of here?” “Yep, see you on the boat.” “Yes.”[…]
Read moreThe Install begins
This week, we made it to the boat. The streets were clear, but the paved trail was still raw snow. Turning back, we made stab at the back country trail. […]
Read moreA shelf and a drawer
This week we didn’t get to do a whole lot of work on the boat, I mean we worked, as you shall see but we did more riding our bikes[…]
Read moreNow let’s put it in place
… But first, let’s fix that bilge pump, lest we lose another night’s sleep! Notice my (James’) new hair cut! Doesn’t it look great with my hands in the bilge?[…]
Read morePrimary Mock-Up
This week we took all of the measurements we’ve been doing over the past month and applied them to our sheets Azek. Each sheet started out 4 feet by 8[…]
Read morePutting the Cart in its Proper Position
Another wild week of working at an independent living senior retirement community. For therapy, we go downstairs to the woodshop and prepare pieces of Azek for their new homes. Last[…]
Read moreLow Tide Revelations
The ice began its rapid melting process last Monday night and we were in the basement wood shop putting a new coat of paint on the Rutland 913 wind generator.[…]
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