At least it's nice weather today - got to survey a 33 foot Carver this morning before she's hauled this afternoon - in between all of this I need to check on a Monk - McQueen being refastened while on the ways on Portage bay here in Seattle.
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- Summer Time....
- Job Well Done...
- Audio Gauging - Day One...
- Steel Hull Plate Inspection..
- Washington State Ferries Sold for Scrap...
- Nice Start to the Week...
- Pacemaker....
- A Mixed Bag....
- Opening Up Boat Nail Fastenings...
- Rusting Steel Hull Fasteners
- I recently surveyed a pinked end schooner. The abo...
- World's Largest Yacht
- Sometimes It's a Bad Story...
- Getting Ready for Bottom Paint
- A Dutch Person...
- More Dirigo Compass Pics
- More TWIC Stuff
- Ballard Maritime Academy....
- Refastening...
- Busy Day...
- A Good Read...
- Closed Again...
- Barge and Lock Go Bang...
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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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