After we dropped Madalyn off in Olympia, we provisioned and hightailed it to Oro Bay.
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| Meet Bronson, acquired at the Dancing Goats coffee shop. They use Batdorf and Bronson Coffee. |
It was time to wrap up the boat projects that became bigger than we thought they would when started. We intended to just take a few days, but ended up staying for an entire week, mixing in plenty of relaxation in the perfect weather. We never got off the boat.
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| Re-applying the rain gutter on the brow |
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| Notice the ferry in the background. We wrote about her in a previous post: http://mvvikingstar.blogspot.com/2012/06/where-ferries-go-to-die.html |
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| That's quite a gap to putty in, after removing the rot. |
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| Mixing the fairing compound |
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| It looks like frosting! |
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| Not perfect, but a coat of paint seals it up before we start getting significant rains. |
The definition of 'cruising': Fixing your boat in exotic locations. The day after we pulled in to Oro Bay another boat came and anchored nearby and commenced working on their bright work. I guess it wasn't an original idea.
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