soon to be an expert polisher
just a little bit of polishing for the day
getting her bike ready to sell
stern polished and ready for the life raft
ready for mounting the AIS display
flush mounted AIS
AIS mounted with books hiding the other hole
We were a boat full of busy bees today. After a quick breakfast, we immediately hopped to the jobs at hand.
Wil washed down the stern and removed the life raft rack, so he could polish the area behind the rack. Of course, once he started the process, the polished areas grew.
After a little grumbling, Colin finally found his groove with polishing some rusty stainless. And, since polishing became the popular chore, Justine joined in by spiffing up her bike for the yard sale.
I stowed more provisions and thinned out some unneeded clothes. I also removed the old Navman chart plotter from the navigation table, as well as a nonfunctioning Panasonic CD changer. I also decided to move ahead with mounting the AIS. However, since the pre-existing hole was of a different size, the mounting became a little more complicated, and I needed Wil’s woodworking expertise in the matter.
The constant buzz of activity continued until we sat down for dinner just after 8 o’clock. We were all worn out, but satisfied with the day’s progress.
