A few weeks ago I posted a picture of the mast step for a popular sail boat - now here's a picture of the hull - deck joint - looks I did it...globs of resin goo plus dry laminate - nice...
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Welcome to Marginal Maritime Advice
.....Join me as I prattle and aimlessly wander through an endless diatribe of marginal maritime advice on USCG license training, marine survey, yacht delivery, boats, and other stuff....
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- Ballard Locks Closed Monday
- Go Boating....
- Capr Dory Survey...
- Hi Tech RIB
- Another Day at the Ballard Yacht Club
- Trim Tabs -
- Maritime Law Seminar...
- Rush Hour Weather Forecast....
- Nice Weather...
- You Thought This Was A Well Made Boat...
- Diesel Improvements...
- Boating Season Troubles...
- Really.....
- Troubles in GPS Land.....
- Final Ruling....
- ATONS -
- Sail....
- At Last - No Rain, More Boats, More Sun Here in Ba...
- Four for Four...
- License Exams...
- Monel...
- An Interview with the USCG Commandant
- Tug Boat Racing...
- Steel Hull Plate Gauging
- Again....
- Wasted Fastenings...
- Japan Hydrographic Association
- Lake Union Dream Boats...
- Slick...huh?
- Lake Union Dream Boats
- Opening Day History...
- Things That They Don't Want You to See...
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About Me
- John
- Seattle, United States
- Active mariner since 1969. USCG approved license training instructor and yacht and small craft surveyor. Presently lives aboard a 1954 50’ Chris Craft Catalina in Seattle, Washington.
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