And just like that, with a tapping of my magic keyboard, I bring life
back into Alt.Sailing.asa.

I set up the boom today, until it started to rain like hell, which made
me lazy to hank on the sails. I'll do that tomorrow. It got pretty wet
and nasty and the nice part was I had programmed the climate control
for 75 degrees and the heat came on inside the boat...quite cozy! I
spent an hour running the line for the RAM mike and cable for the new
wind indicator that came with the boat. Spending time below like that,
I really appreciated how much nicer she is than the C&C 32, really well
lit and ventalated. The aft cabin is great, though we'll see how hot it
gets, even with it's fan and opening port. At the dock, on those
blistering windless August days, it's AC all the way, baby...but today
it was the heating that made time below sweet.
We expect to have her ready by the end of tomorrow!


RB
35s5
NY

You are in for some geat fun with that boat. I envy you. The desert is
nice, but Id prefer to be on the water.


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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And just like that, with a tapping of my magic keyboard, I bring life
back into Alt.Sailing.asa.

I set up the boom today, until it started to rain like hell, which made
me lazy to hank on the sails. I'll do that tomorrow. It got pretty wet
and nasty and the nice part was I had programmed the climate control
for 75 degrees and the heat came on inside the boat...quite cozy! I
spent an hour running the line for the RAM mike and cable for the new
wind indicator that came with the boat. Spending time below like that,
I really appreciated how much nicer she is than the C&C 32, really well
lit and ventalated. The aft cabin is great, though we'll see how hot it
gets, even with it's fan and opening port. At the dock, on those
blistering windless August days, it's AC all the way, baby...but today
it was the heating that made time below sweet.
We expect to have her ready by the end of tomorrow!


RB
35s5
NY