Slowly, but surely

Have had a crappy head cold for weeks now. I'm STILL under the weather, so no hardcore sanding yet this trip. However have been able make some organizational progress:

I made rudder shaft bearing template and misc measurements for Larry Tuttle (Waterat) who is building the rudder.

Have had a couple meetings with Quinn Olson (Northwest Rigging) looking at the Farr 40 mast we'll be converting. Hoping to get that indoors soon at Betts Enterprises to begin the renovation (several hardware & rigging changes) and get the painting process started.

The 09 Econoline RV conversion project is underway. Some sourcing issues for the new water tank & water heater, but it's happening. Once that part is done we'll get the new Victron 51V battery & inverter system installed, along with the 960W of total solar power (able to fit one more panel that previously planned).

Then I can move the "office" out of the boat, and set up to do the really serious interior sanding/structure/etc. There's a ton of that to do before even getting to the actual boat systems...

So, slow progress, but better than nothing!

Oh, and I'm selling my two bikes (1x cyclocross, and 1x hardtail MTB) that I keep in town here, and replacing them with new Carbon gravel/cyclocross bike that will be my "all in one" bike here...

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