
Well, he knew there was some rot in the flying bridge, and a deal was struck with the vendor accordingly. Now that the boat's up in a local boatbuilder's shed for repair, they've found the rot's travelled that wee bit further, down into the structure of the main cabin. Hence the rather well ventilated look the boat's showing at this time.
Knowing dad, he's chomping at the bit to get the dang thing repaired, sans flying bridge—extra windage anyway—and back out on the water for the summer.
I'll keep you posted on progress...

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Glad to see your Dad is having these... aaah... modifications done. I'm looking forward to seeing the new kayak rack photos. Will it be replacing the flying bridge? Does he need my help with this...? ;-)
Ah yes, the joys of maintaining a boat, especially a wooden boat. One of the reasons I finally left sailing for paddling.
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