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Installing the propane system

October 2, 2014Matt Leave a comment

Propane is kind of scary stuff, at least once a month someone blows themselves (and their boat) skyhigh, like this story http://threesheetsnw.com/blog/2012/02/40-foot-boat-explodes-injuries-one-in-sequim/ However, when used properly with safeguards, it’s a great fuel to cook with. Needless to say I was extremely… Continue reading →

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For whom the piss jug tolls

September 23, 2014Matt 1 Comment

So I’ve written before about my Natures Head toilet – it’s a great system that separates the solids and liquids, the solids needs emptying every 2 months or so, the liquids every few days. Unfortunately, I wasn’t really paying much… Continue reading →

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First time outside the harbour

September 22, 2014Matt Leave a comment

Yesterday, it was a lovely sunny, calm day, so I decided it would be a good day to try to take the boat out of the harbour for the first time. So I did! And it went ok! Didn’t go… Continue reading →

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Boat bites

September 18, 2014Matt Leave a comment

One of the things that came as a surprise to me, moving onto a boat, was the amount of times I banged myself up. Apparently this is a Known Thing, and is (semi-)affectionately known as boat bites. There was a… Continue reading →

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Engine bits and bobs

September 15, 2014Matt Leave a comment

Being a quiet Sunday, I decided to do some miscellaneous bits and pieces on the engine I’d been putting off. First off was to rewire the alternator. This is the original wiring   As you can see, the output from the… Continue reading →

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Quick little video walkthrough of Wind Chime

September 13, 2014Matt Leave a comment
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Everything is tidy!

September 13, 2014Matt Leave a comment

So I finally got around to tidying up. Not that that SOUNDS super impressive, but I finally managed to clear up all the random junk that was lying around AND more importantly found (semi) permanent homes for everything. So in… Continue reading →

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Crunch!

September 10, 2014Matt Leave a comment

Yesterday, the wind had calmed down enough that I could go out to retrieve my other crab trab. Once again I recruited my friend Nancy (who was noticeably more reluctant than the first time) and away we went. This time… Continue reading →

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Its that time of year again - Sooner put away and Its that time of year again - Sooner put away and I'm back driving boats, docks and spreadsheets for thr BC lodge
A random assortment of pictures from my month in S A random assortment of pictures from my month in San Blas

#sailing #sailboat
Sending it - Sooner chases Tally Ho in the San Bla Sending it - Sooner chases Tally Ho in the San Blas islands.

Photos by @sampsonboatco (I need to get a drone apparently)
This is a narrow passage through the underwater re This is a narrow passage through the underwater reefs between the islands that I sailed through. 

Its a bit nerve-wracking, being only around 50 foot wide so I was double reefed on the main and just with a tiny bit of headsail out to help steerage, so I wouldn't go too fast if I did hit something. 

Drone shots.by @sampsonboatco 

#sailing #sailboat
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