Sealing the teak
Part of the refit has to do with protecting the wood. Wood can take quite a beating in the elements year round. It is good to feed the wood so that it stays happy! The sealer (waterlox) has oil in … Continue reading →
Part of the refit has to do with protecting the wood. Wood can take quite a beating in the elements year round. It is good to feed the wood so that it stays happy! The sealer (waterlox) has oil in … Continue reading →
We are taking our website yet another step forward! You can now follow us by clicking the follow tab and entering your email address! We promise not to post that often though. We are having an awesome time prettying up … Continue reading →
Here I am painting on a wonderful sealing product. I need 2 or 3 coats of marine sealer depending on how dry the area I am sealing is. Some of the wood on this vessel is very thirsty! After the … Continue reading →
Hello! I haven’t had much time to post or internet that cooporates. We are currently constructing the new front end where the anchor sits (trying to stay away from boat lingo) as what was there needs added metal to make … Continue reading →
Here I am during the process of designing and getting an estimate for a hard dodger. Our open cockpit has been a point of discussion regarding safety and exposure to the elements since she was purchased (she, meaning the sailboat). … Continue reading →
Hello everyone! The contact page is working!! Thanks to a fellow woman sailor angel named Beth. I am so grateful. Please go to the contact page to send me an email for any questions or to sign up! Have a … Continue reading →
Here is the link to the article! I am so happy that the author Matt Soergel actually covered and explained how I got here and why! Please post replies here although I know it is easier on Facebook! Sorry it’s … Continue reading →
My dream is coming to life! I am so glad I stuck with my dream. When we purchased this vessel with a hint of intention to take families with special needs out sailing we frankly weren’t sure we could prepare … Continue reading →