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August 17, 2015August 17, 2015Lorraine Escher

Organizing our boat with skipper, Mark Burton

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Where to anchor at Namely Harbour?

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  • Humble seamstress beginnings: repairing a pillow case on our Sailrite (industrial) sewing machine

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Recent Posts

  • Project management in the boat yard: the importance of setting expectations early
  • An unexpected visit to Aphrodite from the Secret-Santa Amazon fairy
  • Freezing on a catamaran in Georgia
  • Washer/dryer retrofit on a St Francis 50 catamaran (psst – this is strictly under the table)
  • Humble seamstress beginnings: repairing a pillow case on our Sailrite (industrial) sewing machine

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Wendy Klein on Project management in the boat…
Bill on Project management in the boat…
Roger Danley on Project management in the boat…
Benoit on Project management in the boat…
Mark on Project management in the boat…

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  • Four kids aboard
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  • Gear lists and other lists for getting organized
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