Something’s Cooking
Pan holders start to line up for a chance to board Some careful bending to ensure sufficient contact with pots whilst maintaining the aesthetics and eventually construction ceases
Month: November 2012
Out with the Grey and in with a hint of Blue
An initial clearance of grey water, dark skies and constant rain Out with a bit more grey A slow transition toward dove grey A mild blue tint creeping in and a deeper shade of blue on the horizon
Jamming, just jamming
We’re jammin To think that jammin was a thing of the past, We’re jamming, jammin And I hope this jam is gonna last As Bob said and he knew a few things about jamming – the ‘not keen to jam under any circumstances’ port spinnaker rope clutch is reconditioned with a replacement dome plug made of Nylon 66
Month T-8
This month is set aside for welding and grinding with the making of the antenna tree, gybe preventer stowage hooks and pan holders for the cooker. Also on the list is a guard to stop stuff in the forward locker (the garage) from either sliding onto the grease around the retractable bow thruster or getting crushed at the base when the thruster is down. Other hits this month include bypassing the shore power Isolation Unit so we can extract it and remove the cooling fan to hopefully replace the worn bearings. When starting this blog we thought it would