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Island Fun (not THAT kind island! March 5th, 2012. Today was so frigid, rainy/sleety/snowy, and generally nasty that we stayed inside our snug trailer, so it seemed like a good time to write another summary of our boatyard exploits for those interested. Actually, the nasty rainy weather kept us inside yesterday too, but we made good use of the time, also (thanks, Philippe, for […]. March 5th, 2012 Tags: Epoxy islands. Has it been a year already? Island Fun (not THAT kind island! A Story of Teak.
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Cetol Marine « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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A Story of Teak. December 23rd, 2011. Ooops – we got scolded in Christmas cards from friends for not updating our blog more often! We were actually surprised to hear that they read it from time to time…sorry! Life has been so busy in the past two months that the blog was constantly pushed to the bottom of the list. We got […]. December 23rd, 2011 Tags: Cetol Marine. Has it been a year already? Island Fun (not THAT kind island! Wedding Bells (and a trailer). A Story of Teak. New Season, Still No New Name.
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Wood Treatmant « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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A Story of Teak. December 23rd, 2011. Ooops – we got scolded in Christmas cards from friends for not updating our blog more often! We were actually surprised to hear that they read it from time to time…sorry! Life has been so busy in the past two months that the blog was constantly pushed to the bottom of the list. We got […]. December 23rd, 2011 Tags: Cetol Marine. Has it been a year already? Island Fun (not THAT kind island! Wedding Bells (and a trailer). A Story of Teak. New Season, Still No New Name.
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Painting « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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Has it been a year already? March 1st, 2013. It’s been almost exactly one year since we last updated our blog. But though the blog has been dormant, we’ve still been hard at work on our boat. No, we’re still not in the Caribbean, and it looks like that goal will have to wait a while longer. We’re nearing the end of the time […]. March 1st, 2013 Tags: Painting. Has it been a year already? Island Fun (not THAT kind island! Wedding Bells (and a trailer). A Story of Teak. New Season, Still No New Name.
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No Category « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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Wedding Bells (and a trailer). January 12th, 2012. As Philippe mentioned, we took a break from boatwork this fall to get married! The Big Day was November 5, but we didn’t get much boatwork done from about mid-October to mid-November due to last-minute wedding preparations and the arrival of Philippe’s parents and a friend from France. We had a wonderful time at our […]. January 12th, 2012 Category: No Category. Has it been a year already? Island Fun (not THAT kind island! Wedding Bells (and a trailer).
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A Story of Teak. December 23rd, 2011. Ooops – we got scolded in Christmas cards from friends for not updating our blog more often! We were actually surprised to hear that they read it from time to time…sorry! Life has been so busy in the past two months that the blog was constantly pushed to the bottom of the list. We got […]. December 23rd, 2011 Tags: Cetol Marine. Reducing Windage in Preparation for Huricane Irene! August 27th, 2011. Not a space was available anymore in the yard.). Category: Boat Refit,.
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Wedding Bells (and a trailer) « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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Laquo; Island Fun (not THAT kind island! A Story of Teak. Wedding Bells (and a trailer). January 12th, 2012. As Philippe mentioned, we took a break from boatwork this fall to get married! The Big Day was November 5, but we didn’t get much boatwork done from about mid-October to mid-November due to last-minute wedding preparations and the arrival of Philippe’s parents and a friend from France. 05-Nov-2011 04:47, Canon Canon EOS 5D, 5.0, 24.0mm, 0.002 sec, ISO 50. Best weddings of the last two years. We’re...
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Rain, rain, rain…and our ark isn’t ready yet! « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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Laquo; A Story of Teak. Reducing Windage in Preparation for Huricane Irene! Rain, rain, rain…and our ark isn’t ready yet! October 2nd, 2011. I never promised Philippe that Virginia would have the perfect climate of southern California. In fact, I warned him that it gets cold in the winter and can be very humid in the summer. But as I have been swearing to him nearly every day these past nine months,. It’s not usually this bad. Tree blocking our way the morning after the hurricane. Unfortunately, we’ve st...
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Reducing Windage in Preparation for Huricane Irene! « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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Laquo; Rain, rain, rain…and our ark isn’t ready yet! Metal and Salt Water Don’t Mix Well. Reducing Windage in Preparation for Huricane Irene! August 27th, 2011. Our boatyard hauled out more than 60 boats in the past three days. Everyone was scrambling to get their boat ready for the passing of huricane Irene, reducing windage to a minimum and tying down everything. Not a space was available anymore in the yard.). Our boat is the most ready of any boat! Filling holes is a meticulous but boring task).
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Island Fun (not THAT kind island!) « A Blog & A Boat that Need a Name
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Laquo; Has it been a year already? Wedding Bells (and a trailer). Island Fun (not THAT kind island! March 5th, 2012. Today was so frigid, rainy/sleety/snowy, and generally nasty that we stayed inside our snug trailer, so it seemed like a good time to write another summary of our boatyard exploits for those interested. Actually, the nasty rainy weather kept us inside yesterday too, but we made good use of the time, also (thanks, Philippe, for doing our taxes! Philippe finished cutting out all the islands.
