



Oh well, I suppose it is better that the hull is perfect BEFORE the bottom paint goes on... I hope other than maintenance, we will get 4 or 5 years out of this bottom job before we have to go through this again...


At the end of work today I installed the cheek blocks on the main and the mizzen masts for the lazy jack system for our new Mack Pack sail covers. I also installed the halyard block on the main mast for the inner forestay...
All in all, not a bad day....
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