These are the "custom" sawhorses I built to keep the mast off the ground. It's the little things like this that make me feel better about my boat.
You can see the frog tape and paint slopped all over the waterline here. Also my sloppy first attempt at putting the stickers on the side.
This is the better side where the stickers are actually lined up. (My brother's OCD is gonna go overtime on the other stickers). And this is after I repainted the waterline.
The view from the cabnin after all the woodwork has been sanded, and the sides have a fresh coat of paint. Much better than it looked before. (Still need to do the floor though).
These are the 8 or 9 holes that I drilled in the port side of the keel to let the moisture drain out. Hopefully nothing too bad going on in there. From what I've read in the forums, it's nothing to worry about if there are no cracks, and it's prertty common.
And this is all the gear I bought to get her back into
Bristol Condition.
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