 |
| Can you guess which one? |
It's as if our little
swift current / strong breeze incident this past Thanksgiving Day never happened. Rigger Sean had his welder fix the stanchion and it looks terrific. In fact we thought it might be a whole new one because it looked so fabulous. Of course this made me realize it was time to put some spit and polish on the rest of the stainless on deck. (Seriously - the rust is always trying to get a foothold on every little piece of metal. Argh!) So that is what I did late morning into early afternoon to work up an appetite. Tom finished his boat project up and whipped up a yummy lunch while I wrapped up my polishing.
 |
| Before |
 |
| After |
As we with all "adventures" we learned a lesson or two and are now the wiser. Our dock neighbor Greg finally had to move his boat to an outer side tie dock because as a single hander he was really struggling with the current, tides and wind getting his boat in and out each time safely. He is less protected but has more room to maneuver out there. He says Charleston Harbor is on of the toughest places he's been on the east coast in terms of docking.
