Indian Summer Boat Blog

I’m finally getting there with the battery holder.  I’ve got well-varnished (to protect from water damage) boards firmly attached in the locker with West Marine battery do-hickeys firmly attached to the boards and the batteries firmly attached to the do-hickeys.  Now, I can switch back and forth between batteries without moving them around – much safer and easier.  Major sense of accomplishment.

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I’ve removed more boards for varnishing.  Its still raining though, so who knows when I’ll get to do it.

The boat across the way – still sinking.  Slowly.

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I’m going to start showing this picture and telling people it’s my boat.  It isn’t.  It’s a close up of a boat I pass on the way to mine.   I thought the boat couldn’t get any worse last summer when it was simply covered in green mold.  Now its sprouting.   I’m a little surprised the plant doesn’t have 5 leaves in a circular pattern.

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If it doesn’t stop raining soon, this boat will be the first step on the way to Waterworld- growing plants on boats.

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The rain is starting to drive me mad.  I WANT TO GO SAILING.