In the two days since our daughter and son-in-law left we have stayed on Breeze On. Well…there is one exception. George got into the dinghy this afternoon to help our new neighbor attach his mooring line.
Some of the laundry drying on the lifelines. George has just finished running the water maker and is removing the hose from the water intake on the deck.
The water tank is under our berth. George props it up so he can eyeball how much water is in the tank. We definitely do not want to overfill it.
The new feeder track is attached.
I took this photo of the back of the feeder track. It shows the white leaf spring that extends partway down the feeder track.
It remained windy yesterday, and today we had just enough wind to discourage us from taking a potentially wet dinghy ride. In the meantime, we have been busy with chores. Today George ran the water maker and filled the water tank while I did three bucket loads of laundry. I am still a big fan of our clothes spinner.
I forgot to mention in my last post that our daughter and son-in-law brought the leaf spring that we needed for the mainsail track (plus a spare) and George attached it and the new feeder track. Breeze On can be a sailboat again.
Some of the laundry drying on the lifelines. George has just finished running the water maker and is removing the hose from the water intake on the deck. The water tank is under our berth. George props it up so he can eyeball how much water is in the tank. We definitely do not want to overfill it. The new feeder track is attached. I took this photo of the back of the feeder track. It shows the white leaf spring that extends partway down the feeder track.
Hooray on the new spring and feeder track!
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