Most jobs completed now apart from exterior painting. These views show the general fit out around the rear of the cabin. Bunk mattresses and Indian cushions in place, so it looks more comfortable. The new storage shelf above the quarter berth projects a bit into the sitting space on that side, but I decided that as that would be the crew seat there was no problem... The two grey drinks can holders hooked on the shelf cost me 88p each from a car accessory shop. The equivalent from a yacht chandlers are £24.95!
The boxing behind the sink hides all of the ballast tank and fresh water plumbing as well as giving storage for all the essentials such as coffee and tea. Under the companion way you can just see the chemical loo tucked under the bridge deck. Again, all of the pipe work for the ballast tank is now largely hidden.
Looking very comfortable... when are you moving out of your house! :o))
ReplyDeleteEveryman needs a shed. This is mine.
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ReplyDeleteWonder what he said?
ReplyDelete:o) It was me being a techno-plank... I was just commenting positively on your very wise words...
ReplyDeletePS. Dying to ask - whose butt cheeks are they?!
They are generic. She's my beach bum. Keeps my mind off the storm/rocks/pirates outside the cabin. That's the function of pictures in a boat.
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